iWeek 2006 Summary: Lets Start The Internet Revolution
This whole week, I have been blogging the conference, indeed gaining enormous experience as a researcher and Internet Marketer. Speakers from Germany, Namibia, Belgium, Singapore, China, South Africa and other parts of the world delivered groundbreaking research presentations. The Internet in South Africa is growing at a slow pace, but progress has been made over […]
iWeek Conference 2006: Veni Markovski – Civil society and government: making internet more accessible.
How civil society and government can work together to make the Internet more accessible, Mr Markovski is a Senior Advisor, Government Agency for Information Technology and Communication, as well as Chair of the board Internet Society Bulgaria. His speech could be summarised as an attempt to design rules of engagement on ICT and related topics, […]
iWeek 2006: Ferdinand Tjombe:The status of Internet and VoIP in Namibia
“I was asked to talk about VoIP in Namibia, but I can not do so because there isn’t any”, reiterated Mr Ferdinand Tjombe, an Executive Chairman of Namibia Strategic Business Communications (NSBC). Namibia, like many other developing countries, is faced with critical challenges ranging from political interference, operators taking over “our markets” as the concentration […]
iWeek Conference 2006: Harald Summa: Voice over the Internet, More questions than Answers
Summa is the Managing Director of the German Internet Industry Association eco. Eco is the German ISPA and related industry, has 300 plus members dealing with topics such as infrastructure, the application of technology and most of the time lobbying. In recent times the VoIP has been debated in the public at large. Recently, the […]