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Tag Archives: Loband
Audioblogging by Mobile Phone? Round 2: Nigerian Election Blog Blueprint
When considering a Civil Society Election Blog for Nigeria, we realized fairly quickly that it has to be possible for people to contribute to it via their mobile phones. Post via the web and e-mail, yes, but also somehow via … Continue reading
Tagged africa, blogging, ICT4D, Loband, Media, Nigeria, nonprofit technology, Politics, social media, WordPress
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My first blog posting by email
I am sending this picture of a seagull trying to catch a french fry by email. Let’s see what happens!
Tagged blogging, Loband, WordPress
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XO Man: Sugar and Spice, and all things nice?
This picture looks to me like an old Atari video game a childhood friend had hooked up to his TV, but in fact it’s the One Laptop Per Child answer to the traditional Mac/Windows Desktop. The stick figures are XO … Continue reading
