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for the first time ever in Egypt and Jordan, Google will be hosting its Google Days in December, in Egypt
between December 8th and 10th and Jordan…
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Security of Resources on the Internet is a challenge that some groups can focus on in developing country, in their perspective region
and country. However, challenges of lacking the human resources with skills
and knowledge as well as experiences in such fields of ICTs POLICY,
INTERNET…
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This review is intended to provide a research focus for the e–Government strategy for the Hashimite Kingdom of Jordan (Jordan, Ministry of Post and Communications (MOPC), 2002a). The strategy sits
within the context of other initiatives related to education (Hamzeh, 2002; Heresh and Malas, 2002), poverty alleviation (Dajani, 2002), Arab culture (Joha, 2002a), and e–commerce (Roussan, 2001; Al Farawati,…
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An interesting development to the 3 strikes rule between the music industry and ISPs after it is ruled unconstitutional in Ireland. This creates problems for Eircom who last year settled out of court with the music industry on the 3 strikes rule, similar to the rule in France and New Zealand.
See the link below on the judement.
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Many of us are busy formulated policy research proposals. At the same time, we are learning why policy research is important, the differences between academic and policy research, the cycles involved, and so on.
This week, our colleague and team member from ICT Strategy II (ICGBP2010) posted an interesting hypertext: the summary of a paper describing the pitfalls that have prevented public…
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By Mohammad Ghazal
AMMAN - The National Information Technology Center (NITC) on Monday…
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I was recently fortunate enough to attend the Internet Governance Forum
(IGF) 2010 meetings in Vilnius, Lithuania. The IGF is an international body, set up by the United Nations (UN) to address global issues of governance in the online world.Added by Nighat Dad on October 11, 2010 at 7:14am — No Comments
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