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Information rights in a data age: #ICIC2019
Information rights in a data age: #ICIC2019 By Anri van der Spuy & Alison Gillwald On the plane back from the recent International Conference of Information Commissioners (ICIC), an inflight magazine proudly presents an advertisement for the [...]
Does the world wide web’s 30th anniversary give us cause for celebration or commemoration?
Does the world wide web’s 30th anniversary give us cause for celebration or commemoration? And can it be called 'world wide web' if the internet is only available to 50% of the world? Today, the World Wide Web [...]
Public lecture series: What is data justice for (South) Africa, and who gets to decide?
Nelson Mandela Public lecture series Name of speaker: Assoc. Prof. Linnet Taylor with Gabriella Razzano. Title of seminar: What is data justice for (South) Africa, and who gets to decide? 5 March 2018 Linkoping House, 27 Burg Road, Rondebosch [...]
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How Ordinary People Got Connected
This book is available for download with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device. Multi-touch books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device. Interactive features may work best on an iOS device.
After Access:Assessing digital inequality in Africa policy series
After Access-Assessing digital inequality in Africa policy paper series 5 now available. The policy series covers country reports from South Africa and Nigeria as well as thematic papers on youth and micro-work.
After Access: State of ICT in South Africa podcast
The State of ICT in South Africa: What are the issues of concern for South Africa in addressing digital inequality?Dr Alison Gillwald answers this as she chats to TechCentra’s Duncan McLeod.
After Access data website
AfterAccess is a catalyst for positive change: A comprehensive body of research that includes nationally-representative, demand-side data comparable across more than 16 developing countries in Asia, Latin America and Africa.
Website- www.afteraccess.net
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