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Trends, Eastern Europe and Central Asia, REGIONS, ICT for Development
New AIDS film in Georgia Circulated Using Mobiles
A Low-Cost Route to the Web
Azerbaijan National ICT Strategy
Albania (Republic of ) ICT4D National Strategy
Uzbekistan ICT4D National Health Policy
Estonia ICT4D National Policy
BBC/Reuters/Media Center Poll: Trust in the Media
Belarus Government Agencies Online
Television across Europe: Regulation, Policy and Independence
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Digital Access Index 2002
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Which of the following might be immediately economically advantageous to mobile users in the developing world? [Registered Users: when logged in, please vote then comment on your choice in the form provided.]:
A weekly free texting day.
A weekly free calling morning or evening.
The ability to add time to someone else's phone and text them a free-of-charge message that they have phone time.
The ability to add time to someone else's phone that can subsequently be traded for cash.
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Is There a Green Upside to the Economic Meltdown?
The New Business Metrics: Measuring Social Returns
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