News by source
International Open Source Network
- IBM, C-DAC, IIT Bombay to set up Open Source Software Resource Centre
- Open approach offers Mindef more choice (Singapore)
- Indians Inch Towards Completely Localized Linux
- Sun pushes OpenOffice standard
- Munich to press on with Linux switch
- Dhaka Red Hat Meetup Group Formed
- OpenOffice XML Format Will Probably Become an ISO Standard
- Africans get tools to cross the digital divide
- Red Hat pushes wider use of open-source computing in Philippines
- Dzongkha computing on Linux
- India shares open-source experience
- Linux goes mission-critical for Danish government
- Security fears spark Linux drive in Iran
- Preview of Interactive User Guide to Using the Linux Desktop
- Old computers good as new in Linux labs
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Circle ID (US)
- An Open Letter to NTIA, ICANN, and IANA
- Languages in the Root: A TLD Launch Strategy Based on ISO 639
- The Need to Keep Congress Fully Informed
- Fifth Publication of the UN ICT Task Force Series
- Internet Governance Has Become a Non-Issue
- MARID is Dead
- An Analysis of Microsoft's MARID Patent Applications
- Can TCP/IP Survive?
- NCUC Group Releases Nominations
- Your Trademark Sucks.com
- As WGIG forms, Ideas about Defining its Scope Circulate
- The Rumors of Sender ID's Demise Are Exaggerated
- .EU: Lucy's Football?
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Tectonics (South Africa)
- Alan Cox bemoans lack of quality in software development
- Linux for SMEs: What to look for before you leap
- SuSE 9.2 Professional out in November
- Open source support vital to enhance e-government initiatives
- Linux training - to certify or not to certify?
- JBoss in Africa
- Pirated Windows a Linux challenger?
- OSS industry challenges Gartner on Linux report
- 4000 more learners to benefit from Linux laboratories
- Firefox ups its firepower
- OSS applications 'prolific and vital to business' - report
- Dragon IDS gets OPSEC thumbs-up
- Ex-Microsoft exec to grow Linux in South Africa
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Software Livre (Brazil)
- Governo Federal e software livre: CISL encerra hoje planejamento para 2005
- Suse Linux 9.2 em Novembro
- Deu no O Globo: Troca de sistemas dá economia de R$ 28 milhões
- Deu na Agência Estado: Software livre gera economia de R$ 28 mi
- Deu na Gazeta Mercantil: Governo economiza R$ 28,5 milhões com software livre
- Migrando usuários de maneira responsável
- Uso de software livre gera economia de até 97%
- Pedro Rezende: É possível violar a urna eletrônica?
- Terrorismo dos governos dos EUA, Italia e Suiça: FBI seqüestra servidores do Indymedia
- França financia PCs com Linux para estudantes
- Deu no Estadão: Empresas abrem código para o setor público
- Deu na Folha: Novell cria mais uma versão do Linux para usuários domésticos
- Deu na Computerworld: IBM investe em open-source na Índia
- Deu na Gazeta Mercantil: Microsoft não pode fazer novo acordo com CE
- Deu na Softex: Software livre aplicado a Geotecnologia
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Pambazuka ICT News (South Africa)
- Global: Action needed on gender empowerment in the ICT arena
- Africa: ICT Update October 2004: GenARDIS award-winning projects
- Nigeria: Local Satellite TV/Internet Service Coy Debuts With a Promise
- South Africa: Cellphones Join Battle Against HIV/Aids
- Africa: Free software, internet gives a voice to African lobbyists
- Nigeria: Cybercafe fraudsters arrested in Lagos and USD3.5M recovered
- Kenya: Google-Kenya now available
- Africa/Global: African Govts warned on signing MOU with Microsoft
- Africa: eLocust, an improved desert locust monitoring and early warning system
- Kenya: Selling Kenyan e-government vision
- Zambia: Zambia set to pass cybercrime law
- Libya: Competition emerges in the Libyan mobile market as govt competes against itself
- Africa: Developing Nations Copyright License Frees Creativity Across the Digital Divide
- South Africa: South African civil society meet to discuss ICT Empowerment Charter
- Ghana: World Bank pledges to bolster ICT growth in Ghana
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