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Enock Othin commented on Mayengo Tom Kizito's blog post Internet bundling and it's effects to Internet penetration in developing countries"Here we could look at the Pros and Cons.There are some advantages to getting your TV, phone, and Internet service through a single carrier. There's just one bill to pay each month, and that bill typically is lower than it would be for the same…"
Enock Othin commented on Enock Othin's blog post Network Neutrality in Uganda"thanks Tom that's great."
Mayengo Tom Kizito commented on Enock Othin's blog post Network Neutrality in Uganda"I don't know why but when some one mentions the word net-neutrality, I don't think of what some one (company) is offering free of charge, but I would think of what this company is restricting on their network. If for example Orange Uganda…"
Enock Othin commented on Susan Marukhyan's blog post Protection of Privacy, Anonymity and Freedom of Expression"Thanks Susan for the info and would like to congratulate Diplo Foundation and the tutors for the great work done."
Enock Othin commented on Enock Othin's blog post In the name of ICT for Development, Africa is becoming an E-Waste dumping ground."Thanks Stephanie like in Uganda the government abolished the importation of old computers into the country which I think created way for new ones hence less revenue."
Stephanie commented on Enock Othin's blog post In the name of ICT for Development, Africa is becoming an E-Waste dumping ground."I just watched the Greenpeace video Sheba posted here (Watch it! It's an eye-opener...). Some electronic equipment may indeed be recycled, as Enock says, but a high percentage of it is actually waste. Once burnt, metals such as lead…"
Enock Othin commented on Enock Othin's blog post TRANSITION FROM IPv4 TO IPv6 in Uganda"Thanks sarah"
Sarah Kiden commented on Enock Othin's blog post TRANSITION FROM IPv4 TO IPv6 in Uganda"Wow! Thank you for the write up. I must admit that it is detailed and well written."
Enock Othin added a discussion to the group Human Rights and Internet Governance
Adoption of Resolution on Human Rights and the Internet at 20th Human Rights Council
"The Internet Society welcomes the United Nations Human Rights Council’s Resolution on the “promotion, protection, and enjoyment of human rights on the Internet.” The Resolution affirms that the same rights that people have offline must also be protected online, and recognizes the global and open Internet as a driving force for development. It also calls upon all States to promote and facilitate access to the Internet. The 20th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council was held in…See More
Profile Information
- Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
- Jinja
- Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
- On google search
- What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
- am a IT technician so have created a forum where people can discuss about ICT.
- Please list the names of organizations you are a member of, including hyperlinks for more information when possible.
- Uganda Redcross, Y'Men's International and International Associations of Engineers
- Your Twitter name:
- enocothin
Enock Othin's Blog
ICO power to stop FOI dodgers 'some way off'
Information commissioner says MPs' recommendation for more time to investigate destruction of FOI data will need change in law.
Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, has said that implementation of the justice committee's recommendation for his office to have more time to prosecute people who destroy data requested under freedom of information (FOI) is "still some way off".
Although it is an offence to destroy information so as to avoid responding to an…
ContinuePosted on August 3, 2012 at 12:02pm
ICO power to stop FOI dodgers 'some way off'
Information commissioner says MPs' recommendation for more time to investigate destruction of FOI data will need change in law.
Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, has said that implementation of the justice committee's recommendation for his office to have more time to prosecute people who destroy data requested under freedom of information (FOI) is "still some way off".
Although it is an offence to destroy information so as to avoid responding to an…
ContinuePosted on August 3, 2012 at 12:02pm
A Force for police ICT change
The last few weeks have seen a number of developments in police ICT including an ongoing debate over the role and reputation of G4S in police outsourcing, and the implications for forces of the decisions of police and crime commissioners.In terms of curbing crimes I think it's the way to go to quip the forces with ICT knowledge so they maybe able to reduce the high rate of crime and wish the Africa heads of states too can buy the idea. what's your idea.
Posted on August 3, 2012 at 11:56am
Social Censorship in India: Much Ado About Nothing.
Another year, another attack on the Internet. Lately, though, it’s not a loose collective of individual hackers sitting in dark rooms trying to wreak havoc. This time, stronger forces and vested interests are stepping into the game.
In the U.S., bills that threaten how content is shared online surfaced in Congress. Large media companies are leveraging their power to team up with some elected officials. These forces are being met with resistance courtesy of some of the most esteemed…
ContinuePosted on July 26, 2012 at 9:34am
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