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Full Name:                          Kolubahzizi T. HowardGender:                               MaleNationality:                          LiberianCountry of Residence:   LiberiaOrganization:                    Liberia Telecommunications AuthorityStakeholder Group:        Government and the ISCO Liberian Chapter Background (50 words): Worked in the telecommunications sector for over 25 years, hold a Master of Communications Management (MCM) degree (University of Strathclyde), BBA degree in Mass…See More
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Kolubahzizi T. Howard and Deirdre Williams are now friends
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Kolubahzizi T. Howard commented on Deirdre Williams's blog post Facebook, Forster, CARIBnog and … Policy
"Deirdre, you raise an interesting question. It is a fact that Facebook does consume a lot of bandwidth which in turn affects the efficiency of a network. In addition to that, if you have all of your employees logged on to Facebook that means that…"
Oct 19, 2011
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IGF 2011: HUMAN RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT #IGF11 MAIN SESSION

The Internet Governance for Development (IG4D) main session was an informative meeting chaired by Laurent Elder, from the International Development Research Center, with Mr. Ben Akoh, Project Manager for the International Institute for Sustainable Development, and Ms. Olga Cavalli, Advisor for Technology at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Argentina, as moderators. Panelists included Mr.William Drake, International Fellow in the media change and innovation division at the…See More
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IGF 2011: Emerging Issues of Mobile Internet #IGF11 #192

On Wednesday, September 28, 2011 a panel led by Lillian Nalwoga looked at Mobile Internet, its regulation and its connection with Internet Governance. The purpose of the session was to look at the main question of “Is governance different for the mobile Internet from the wired Internet?” 3 sub questions that were also explored were: (a) what are the key development issues given strong mobile penetration in developing countries and the use of new equipment and applications that did not exist…See More
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IGF 2011: Gems from the New Delegates Briefing #IGF11 #O1

Not being able to attend the IGF in Kenya, I decided that I would spare no efforts to participate remotely. Unfortunately, I have tried unsuccessfully to log into the remote participation links. I think this may be due to the lack of international broadband connectivity in Liberia. However, thanks to Stephanie Borg Psaila, my instructor in the Internet Governance Foundation course, I was able to get links to transcripts of some of the sessions.  Of course, the first transcript I chose to read…See More
Sep 28, 2011
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Kolubahzizi T. Howard replied to Grace Mutung'u's discussion Workshops Needing Remote Moderators in the group IGF 2011
"Grace, what will be expected of the remote moderators?"
Sep 20, 2011
Kolubahzizi T. Howard commented on Grace Mutung'u's group IGF 2011
"Hello to all of you. How many members of the group will be attending the IGF in Nairobi? I will not be able to attend but have registered for remote participation and would love receiving updates from those of you that will be there in person. All…"
Sep 15, 2011
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'Internet as a catalyst for change: access, development, freedoms and innovation'. is  the theme of the 2011 IGF. This is a place to share thoughts and ideas before the main event.See More
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Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
Presently taking the course with Seiiti, Stephanie and Ginger
Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
From the Learning Environment Help Forum
What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
Currently just beginning the first week of the Internet Governance course

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Application for the MAG

Full Name:                          Kolubahzizi T. Howard

Gender:                               Male

Nationality:                          Liberian

Country of Residence:   Liberia

Organization:                    Liberia Telecommunications Authority

Stakeholder Group:        Government and the ISCO Liberian Chapter

 

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 Worked in the telecommunications sector for over…

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Posted on February 18, 2012 at 6:00pm

IGF 2011: HUMAN RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT #IGF11 MAIN SESSION

The Internet Governance for Development (IG4D) main session was an informative meeting chaired by Laurent Elder, from the International Development Research Center, with Mr. Ben Akoh, Project Manager for the International Institute for Sustainable Development, and Ms. Olga Cavalli, Advisor for Technology at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Argentina, as moderators. Panelists included Mr.William Drake, International Fellow in the media change and innovation division at the…

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Posted on October 3, 2011 at 5:12pm

IGF 2011: Emerging Issues of Mobile Internet #IGF11 #192

On Wednesday, September 28, 2011 a panel led by Lillian Nalwoga looked at Mobile Internet, its regulation and its connection with Internet Governance. The purpose of the session was to look at the main question of “Is governance different for the mobile Internet from the wired Internet?” 3 sub questions that were also explored were: (a) what are the key development issues given strong mobile penetration in developing countries and the use of new equipment and applications that did not exist…

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Posted on September 29, 2011 at 10:55pm

IGF 2011: Gems from the New Delegates Briefing #IGF11 #O1

Not being able to attend the IGF in Kenya, I decided that I would spare no efforts to participate remotely. Unfortunately, I have tried unsuccessfully to log into the remote participation links. I think this may be due to the lack of international broadband connectivity in Liberia. However, thanks to Stephanie Borg Psaila, my instructor in the Internet Governance Foundation course, I was able to get links to transcripts of some of the sessions.  Of course, the first transcript I chose to…

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