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RW10k: Combating Spam as Network Operators
Building Trust
22 September 2016
RW10k: Combating Spam as Network Operators
RW10k: Combating Spam as Network Operators The Rwanda Information & Communicat ion Technology Association (RICTA) learned a tough lesson...
Local Content in Local Languages Matters
Closing the Digital Divide
31 August 2016
Local Content in Local Languages Matters
Sub-Saharan Africa has seen great improvements in connectivity infrastructure and affordability in recent years. In particular, in some countries...
Content Infrastructure: The new bottleneck
Closing the Digital Divide
31 August 2016
Content Infrastructure: The new bottleneck
While access to the Internet used to be the critical bottleneck in many emerging countries, the mobile Internet has...
AfPIF Day 1: Changing The Conversation
Closing the Digital Divide
30 August 2016
AfPIF Day 1: Changing The Conversation
It’s the first day of the African Peering and Interconnection Forum, or as most of the crew here call...
Promoting Content In Africa
Closing the Digital Divide
30 August 2016
Promoting Content In Africa
The vision of the Internet Society is that the Internet is for everyone, everywhere, and to help achieve this...
Multilingualism and the End of the Global Internet?
Closing the Digital Divide
3 December 2014
Multilingualism and the End of the Global Internet?
In the Internet world, all links are created equal. For most of us, or at least one third of...
SMART Rwanda Days: Boosting Local Content
Internet Governance
2 October 2014
SMART Rwanda Days: Boosting Local Content
The Internet Society is working with the Ministry of Youth and ICT in Rwanda on a study to help...