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Do You HEAR Me? New film looks at voice-based emergency communications
Phoning each other during personal or shared emergencies is one of the commonest human impulses. Until recently, technology and costs stood in the way. No longer. We now have practically all grown-ups… more →
Moving Images, Moving People!
4 days Residential Course on "HOW TO ENGAGE IN BROADBAND POLICY AND REGULATORY PROCESSES"
wrote 3 months ago: THEME: HOW TO ENGAGE IN BROADBAND POLICY AND REGULATORY PROCESSES ORGANISER(S): LIRNEasia and the I … more →
When Worlds Collide #43: Toilets or Telephones? That’s the Wrong Question!
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wrote 5 months ago: Text of my ‘When Worlds Collide’ column published in Ceylon Today Sunday newspaper on 25 November 20 … more →
When Worlds Collide #37: Raiders of the Open Internet?
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wrote 7 months ago: Text of my ‘When Worlds Collide’ column published in Ceylon Today Sunday newspaper on 14 October 201 … more →
ITU proposals threaten Internet freedom and access
wrote 7 months ago: By Catherine Hart – As the International Telecommunication Union’s December negotiations move … more →
When Worlds Collide #25: Teleworking or not working?
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wrote 10 months ago: Text of my ‘When Worlds Collide’ column published in Ceylon Today Sunday newspaper on 22 July 2012 B … more →
Do You HEAR Me? New film looks at voice-based emergency communications
wrote 1 year ago: Phoning each other during personal or shared emergencies is one of the commonest human impulses. Unt … more →
When Worlds Collide #12: Of Tsunami Waves and Twitter Ripples…
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wrote 1 year ago: Text of my ‘When Worlds Collide’ column published in Ceylon Today Sunday newspaper on 22 April 2012 … more →
BSNL $66 Tablets launched today
wrote 1 year ago: This could bring a huge leap in BOP broadband access, to developing countries in South Asia and neig … more →
සිවුමංසල කොලූගැටයා #55: මෙන්න අපේ ගෙදර හැටි!
wrote 1 year ago: This is my weekly Sinhala language column published in Ravaya Sunday newspaper dated 26 Feb 2012. In … more →
Design!publiC Panel Discussion 5: Planning and Policy for Innovation
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wrote 1 year ago: 18:26 Reto: I feel that there is a need for an international consensus and forum for innovation so t … more →
Just how many Internet users in Sri Lanka? Depends on whom you ask...
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wrote 1 year ago: Have smartphone, will travel...Just how many Internet users are there in Sri Lanka? Looks like a sim … more →
Kantale Dam Breach, 25 years later: Film captures memories and worries
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wrote 2 years ago: Kantale Reservoir: Full again, but what if another dam breach happens as in April 1986? There are ap … more →
Fraudband or Broadband? Find out for yourself! New film tells how...
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wrote 2 years ago: The user is willing, but the network is not...? I once saw a sports car on the narrow streets of Mal … more →
BROADBAND: What you are promised is not what you get!!
wrote 2 years ago: Hot news! Indian ISP’s (Internet Service Providers) are deceiving us! Lets wake up!! The below … more →
Less than 10% of Sri Lankans insured: Top industry official
wrote 2 years ago: http://www.sundaytimes.lk/100711/BusinessTimes/bt29.html Insurance penetration in Sri Lanka is less … more →
Asian Tsunami+5: Are we sure there won't be a surprise next time?
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wrote 3 years ago: A monumental failure in communication... This is one of the most memorable cartoons about the Asian … more →
Post-war Sri Lanka: Can we dial up a better future?
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wrote 3 years ago: Chamara Pahalawattage: At 18, he is already using his 6th mobile (Photo by Niroshan Fernando, TVEAP) … more →
'Can you hear us now?' India's bottom millions connect to information society
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wrote 4 years ago: Mobile champion: farmer Sayar Singh in Rajasthan, India - photo by Suchit Nanda for TVEAPAt the end … more →
Video interview with Rohan Samarajiva on telecoms in Sri Lanka
wrote 4 years ago: A video interview with Rohan Samarajiva, Executive Director of Lirneasia and former Director General … more →
