- Guns4Development – A Parable of Technology and Development
- In the far, far away land of Developmentia, the field of security in developing countries has a long and venerable history. Security for Development or S4D as the field has come to be known... Read more – ‘Guns4Development – A Parable of Technology and Development’.
- Will the Real Mobile Impact Please Stand Up
- I’ve just finished reading Jenny Aker and Isaac Mbiti’s Mobile Phones and Economic Development in Africa. This is an excellent paper and well worth the read. The authors have done a... Read more – ‘Will the Real Mobile Impact Please Stand Up’.
- Fellowship 2010
- As 2010 draws to a close, the end of my fellowship at the Shuttleworth Foundation also draws closer. It officially winds up at the end of February next year. From then on most of my waking hours... Read more – ‘Fellowship 2010’.
- Africa and Television White Spaces
- If you google “televisions white spaces”, you’ll see a small storm of news generated last week by the FCC’s finalising the rules for the use of television white spaces... Read more – ‘Africa and Television White Spaces’.
- So You Think You Can Innovate
- In an admission that will do nothing to increase my non-existent tough-guy street cred, I have to say that I thoroughly enjoy watching the television series So You Think You Can Dance. My wife and... Read more – ‘So You Think You Can Innovate’.
Written by: Steve Song
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Written by: Steve Song
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Written by: Steve Song
Posted in: All Things Open, Fellows Blogs, Innovation, Steve Song
Written by: Steve Song
Posted in: africa, broadcasters, Fellows Blogs, policy, regulation, serendipitous re-use, South Africa, Steve Song, Telecom Policy, television white spaces, white spaces
Written by: Steve Song
Posted in: All Things Open, Fellows Blogs, Innovation, Steve Song