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New Tactics in Human Rights: A catalogue of ideas and resources
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The one time I have participated in a discussion hosted by New Tactics in Human Rights was around a discussion on leverage mobile phones for advocacy and activism . This page alone is well worth a visit to the website. The group has now come out with New Tactics in Human Rights: A Resource for Practitioners a ...1 week ago -
A billion for a billion: WFP tackles hunger through the web
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Authority: 109
You know its bound to fail, but embracing the web and social networking in the manner WFP has needs to be recognised, celebrated and supported as best one can. As reported in UN Dispatch , the World Food Program launched a new campaign, a billion for a billion . The idea is to link the 1 billion internet users ...3 weeks ago -
Tamil not an official language in some e-gov sites in Sri Lanka?
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Authority: 109
I wrote in April 2008 that , “You know there’s something seriously wrong with e-gov when the humanitarian section of official website of the President of Sri Lanka has only a single mention of a human (though one wonders whether the person mentioned also fell into the animal welfare directives of the ...3 weeks ago -
Moomeo: A perfect site for whistleblowers and anti-corruption initiatives?
ICT for Peacebuilding (ICT4Peace) —
Authority: 109
Moomeo is a relatively new site based on a powerful, simple idea. It creates a webpage out of any email sent to post@moomeo.com. This website comes with easy links to share it on Facebook, Twitter and anywhere else on the web. Importantly, it does not show the sender of the email, ensuring that her / his identity is ...4 weeks ago -
Journalism, civil society and mobile networks
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Authority: 109
Jude Mathurine from Rhodes University has an interesting presentation on the impact of mobile phone based use of social networks in Africa . I’ve not yet come across a comparable study of new media’s use and impact in Sri Lanka, but the points on slides 3 and 7, noting that the Internet is still an elite medium ...4 weeks ago

