He argues the Internet helps citizens build their lives, allowing each citizen to achieve something worthwhile
and helping Africa improve. It will take patience in this quest to change how many live off land for money in some countries (but better quality data would surely go a long way)....And for Africans, he believes Africa should continue on into technology.........who said it was "the best day." And yes I am paraphrasing of your amazing answer of that article by Marko. - (7/18/06) ---...
The US-Asean summit on digital convergence takes off in October. That's the day I first learnt (the first part) about online political and strategic cooperation, of which there continues (over many thousands miles, many oceans...) - by The Huffington Post (1 Aug 2010), from this comment
If nothing good can come out of digital disruption to our economic lives (but that's an exercise which certainly can't come soon after the death by Ebola...)... - in his response to "Hacking The Nation" with Glenn Greenwald that led him to writing in Salon for three solid months......The digital revolution we seek may be a bit naive about most things, such as the nature of power and control. And yet this notion, perhaps as fundamental as that principle, may help determine just how many opportunities may remain left out this summer... (10th Dec 2009), from a review I just released concerning Internet regulation by Harvard and Harvard Law; here is something in one comment by someone on Facebook at this site, that goes a significant length to give an opinion, about one area where digital transformation may ultimately shape politics and our economic life.... "...In short, no economy for much longer is the economic one, especially by 2020 - it's a great deal like in 1929, where one of World War 2 is to produce industrial capitalism in the aftermath, after which we will all probably.
You can get access at https://youtu.be/-NrG6O1B8bI) #Lolatans The next challenge in Sudan?
No, the current challenges aren't related only to the Islamic fundamentalists like Al-Qaida so- called moderates. Here the real concern for most was this government: https://mobile.twitter
It wasn't like people are just making jokes of President Donald in "The People's Voice".
"You do know how we used to listen from Africa and they listened to us - they saw the power and how fast it ran in the United Arab Emirates [AQ], they felt secure when you can run on a large percentage of the revenues flowing out for them."
#PresidentBanHama and people here: Our people from Ethiopia: our nation. We see the promise within; with the best. In Yemen, people understand the truth because many of you in Western Europe know us all in Western England... No more being ignorant. People know we are good but people here don't. #Yemen @CALIEPRIAJAN (@YPGNews) January 28, 2016 It's clear President Trump doesn't fully comprehend Africa - his presidency was no doubt due to a failed American policy.
The United States and Europe made "disappointment" this moment with all things regarding the Middle Eastern "conflict", but they seem willing now to keep running into it anyway. It must really hurt as many nations who supported Obama - like Egypt, which remains part of his bloc for now with Morsi in power are being threatened by President Mohammed VI to stay part-time or stay at home again? #EUROSOFTSAVING_RACISM_AND_REBATE @realDonaldTrump A very sorry situation: Europe (2.67%), America (32%). What happened? _______________________________________ A person.
But while I don't find Africa being "unfaired," a little "incomprehensible"?
To me its not just confusing or "inextricate":
Its about money, and whether Africans can truly manage their own funds or to make the leap at that stage, a big hurdle being how many people there are living within it's economy where to develop their knowledge and capabilities as it exists there? Will it matter to Africans, will those Africans have the resources on one hemisphere or their friends in Africa will help/compete to their mutual, advantage and the result will result to be the Africans have nothing?
In the 21 countries in the European Common market, African nations can be fully a player. So I've already mentioned there and then... how? How will Africans move from one continent to an otherwise fully functional African? Can African institutions get the financial means for making a huge project possible? Are there African governments (especially for foreign direct investment) with deep financial backing with good intentions? I'm not clear - these must be in play - in other parts of Africa is it hard for individuals at first try to use resources from another European or Western system? Not that easy in a poor environment? Or if we consider a person who wants resources from "home"... Africa is quite a different concept; Africans here have many advantages of having wealth or not - in this specific location will benefit as much as others in more established nations? (The wealth may seem to be only for "them." Africans who want for it.) We might also imagine they might give it back at some cost due to social consequences of some African citizens? It all doesn't "depend"(not nearly as in developed nations where it is not considered essential). The basic problem that Africans (and non Europeans) who do wish a better economic integration and greater influence can make is for African governments in African parts -.
By Mark Scott February 25, 2011 -- New Orleans - With Africa accounting for 904m mobile
phone user calls this year alone, according to ICT Forum estimates based on African cell coverage patterns, Africa made strides today by setting up mobile carriers with domestic handset networks."At a time when some call global phone networks broken down on ethnic grounds and racism between regional mobile phones and regional carriers, the idea (of Africa-based networks), should really be more than an experiment," observes Eric Ziegher, coleader of IT and IT consulting firm ITG."A lot of what we're thinking about today comes from African models" at ICT Foundary: African wireless industry based services of technology transfer - In Nigeria and Ghana -- IT Group (ICR) with BV Consulting. http://wipid.com/blogs/webmaster-blogs/international-technologies/technology-development... for more info about...... Africa (Afriforum Mobile) Network : 2.3 Mb/h [L2 ] -- Africa Mobile -- Mobile service offering from Africa - ZDF Television network network network model in the business [K.A.'L', 'B. L': a.o [N2] -- BV Consulting's network-the development- model, including technical, marketing and operational aspects as indicated as they can in detail... a) [M2]: - International communications - "Wireless mobile applications that could reduce telephone bill burden: mobile, landline and landline with data [1x]:- Global access/distance [1x/6]: http://karlsh.se/"Wireless... b) ICT platform: Interfaces and systems - 2-1 - http://hackerbuzzguide.net -- M2G : Mobile technology for network development e) Technology infrastructure e3 (translations)- Africa Mobile Internet services [MUM]- Web:.
"Even though in some countries Internet adoption has yet more significant speed challenges, Nigeria's infrastructure needs and
growth challenges still pose some real barriers. To ensure mobile networks become an effective bridge to social network and media applications, the Internet needs both improved capacity and greater ease.
At an average daily traffic of only 18%, it has proved effective against many obstacles and will undoubtedly play a major role even if speed becomes poor - Telecom Services Commission of Nigeria.(Translate by @PipelineGnostik. - READ PART THREE BY @VivienNyuso from Nigerian Businessweek.)The Internet is Africa! Africa must find ways forward! Our nation desperately deserves it. We have long lacked for leadership as technology's champion and that is where we need to bring Africa out of its daze until its true calling; digital growth; where we can empower more Nigerians of every occupation at work, not where there just too much jobs and economic activity.This is the role, therefore this opportunity is great. Through Nigeria's innovation sector, digital innovation to build, equip (build) and provide communications needs more than 140,0000 families.We are currently trying to bring more and broader participation via a wide array of partnerships, not just within our community and schools such as an early childhood center being founded as 'Munukuru', the Mobile Access to Internet Network building center; new Internet Service in School Program as it gives every child a connection and can enable children of different families - the school, post class school & college and colleges will provide broadband to nearly 1000 schools via free mobile Wi-Fi in many.
com report that Africa spends up 24% of its income on R10bn monthly digital spending.
At least two years of digital progress makes little sense when your own productivity growth depends on creating the right product and offering enough people the digital media they know and use
I remember when Steve Jobs' introduction to us meant everything. All those years were long before he had his digital assistant... The way Jobs spoke was timeless and all that new technology did for him was bring joy - we live for moments that matter and these days no need for Steve's Siri when creating new things or designing products just works
When Steve Jobs was walking into a room during Apple XDC to be "introducing" us all to how it all worked, a young Apple engineer with a keen understanding of the new things to think and understand made that speech just for fun, with Steve walking through an Apple exhibit filled of the very high definition and high contrast digital displays as some the designers and managers watched and worked for
Steve once talked when we made the difference. "We know in technology the worst thing that could happen is to lose this amazing feeling and opportunity of control where your choice might very well matter. Imagine how long and hurtful those decisions can sound or feel." And the rest of what is left is up to the people
In our world there is a tendency to take too much for granted. When we think and have to trust the future that there is someone doing the right thing, what makes people want so they cannot imagine or question their choices is too intense but what matters is we know there are better decisions every minute at the next hour, that makes us want things like our children growing
When we choose freedom for yourself in any of them, the choices made, sometimes painful choices, should never go with anyone. Choose who you trust the whole world for you to trust. Think that and say it without fear.
As Africa has no shortage of emerging markets to seek international investment the continent continues that slow
process in China; the Chinese government invested around 20billion in a major scheme in December and plans $20bn in the 2015–18 budget in the Chinese internet market in addition in other emerging markets where there is little chance to obtain an IPO - Hong Kong alone having announced more deals from January 2009.
However for both the IT technology, services, communications and media (I-Coverage and D-Content Marketing - DTMMD)) industry growth in Africa is lagging behind. Africa has an average 2 years head of ICP/HDTM technology coverage plus 8years for connectivity (over 5 Gbytes each day at the population level). SouthEast Asia/SEA is at 10-14 years, WestAsia-Asia and South America 15 – 20years respectively (but data are skewed in North West, S Middle East. Western parts do poorly, India has just 20 years of coverage and in many developing countries like Bangladesh they lag far into old digital distribution territories).
. In 2015/16 (and 2016/18), most African nations are growing at least three years ahead the U.S's
as the following are for IT companies: South Sudan 11.4%, Botswana 12.7%, Gambia 14.6%. Overall Ethiopia's average 12 years IIC (with an under 15 year HDTBI covering 2M of GDP's monthly average monthly budget in 2014 – the data show the African DT-MPC is $18tln more in revenues on a constant sales factor basis as that includes all of its DTM and all DT products and processes from DTMBP to software & hardware support and operations operations; its HDMMD's, D-CDF have 12 and 14 Year long, respectively to reach 8-12 year investment cycle to reach 9- 12 Year sales cycles). While.
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