+ Follow DIGITAL DIVIDE Tag
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[Summary] => Realizing its “dream” of providing internet-for-all to Filipinos, Smart Communications is moving towards offering data service or mobile internet access down to the mainstream through an application that will allow ordinary pre-paid subscribers to browse the internet for as low as P5.
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[Title] => The telecom world’s problems always give me déjà vu
[Summary] => As I write this article, the first World Information Society Day (WISD) is being celebrated. Before today, it used to be World Telecommunications Day, intended to commemorate the creation of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) close to a century and a half ago.
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[Title] => Crossing the Digital Divide
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[Title] => Women worldwide view ICT as vital to meet goals
[Summary] => GENEVA, Switzerland – Women have expressed overwhelming support for the importance of information and communications technology (ICT). A survey of women from all regions of the world shows striking solidarity in the belief that ICT is critical to women for meeting their personal and professional goals in overcoming the inequality of the so-called "Digital Divide" and as entrepreneurs.
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There are less than two personl computers for every 100 Filipinos and less than three quarters of one percent of all Filipinos have access to the Internet, according to Sen. Francis Pangilinan, quoting reports from the World Bank.
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[Title] => Bridging the ‘Digital Divide’
[Summary] => INTERVIEW: Roberto Romulo, eASEAN Task Force chairman
He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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DIGITAL DIVIDE
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[Summary] => Realizing its “dream” of providing internet-for-all to Filipinos, Smart Communications is moving towards offering data service or mobile internet access down to the mainstream through an application that will allow ordinary pre-paid subscribers to browse the internet for as low as P5.
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[Title] => The telecom world’s problems always give me déjà vu
[Summary] => As I write this article, the first World Information Society Day (WISD) is being celebrated. Before today, it used to be World Telecommunications Day, intended to commemorate the creation of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) close to a century and a half ago.
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[URL] =>
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[Title] => Women worldwide view ICT as vital to meet goals
[Summary] => GENEVA, Switzerland – Women have expressed overwhelming support for the importance of information and communications technology (ICT). A survey of women from all regions of the world shows striking solidarity in the belief that ICT is critical to women for meeting their personal and professional goals in overcoming the inequality of the so-called "Digital Divide" and as entrepreneurs.
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[Summary] => There are less than two personl computers for every 100 Filipinos and less than three quarters of one percent of all Filipinos have access to the Internet, according to Sen. Francis Pangilinan, quoting reports from the World Bank.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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He used to head the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Yet only a few know that Roberto Romulo, son of the great Carlos P. Romulo, headed the Philippine office of IBM for 25 years before he joined the government.
The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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The techno-diplomat now chairs the eASEAN Task Force, and he was recently appointed to lead the "Great Digital Bridge Effort" which aims to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to the Internet.
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