[Grassroots-l] Fwd: [learningfromeachother] BBC News wants info - Africa and Internet.

[Edward Cherlin]

Anybody here in Africa want to take this? I think we might have a few
little tales to tell the BBC.

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From: Pamela McLean <pam54321 at googlemail.com>
Date: Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 12:59 AM
Subject: [learningfromeachother] BBC News wants info - Africa and Internet.
To: learningfromeachother <learningfromeachother at yahoogroups.com>

BBC News wants information about   Africa and Internet.

Pam

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Is the web your window to the world? Or are you struggling to connect?

BBC News is preparing a series of reports from Africa - asking if the
arrival of high speed broadband internet will make any difference to
people's daily lives.

Are you in Africa? Do you use the internet to work, play, or talk to
your family? We want to hear your experiences.

Tell us - do you feel connected? Or are you held back by slow download
speeds and expensive costs?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/talking_point/8238855.stm

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