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You Are Invited to Fail Faire DC 2012
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Fail Faire DC 2012 is a celebration of failure as a mark of innovation and risk-taking. Like our event in...
Please help me update what “telecentre” means for ICT4D
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In it, I start...
Local Alternatives for Global Development: Rediscovering Libraries
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9 Lessons to Learn from Fail Faire UK 2012
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The Complete List of 79 Academic ICT4D Journals and Publications
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Celebrate The New USAID Data-Driven Website
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Join us for Fail Faire UK 2012 – a celebration of failure
Projects succeed, projects fail. The successes are always reported on, the failures are often filed away – pushed under the proverbial rug. Well, its time...
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