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  • Tag: MENA

    • new publication: Wikipedia Arabe et la Construction Collective du Savoir

      10 June 2015

      Author:

      Mark Graham

        A chapter that I co-authored with Ilhem Allagui and Bernie Hogan has just been published in the book ‘Wikipedia Arabe et la Construction Collective du Savoir.’ You can ...
      Read More new publication: Wikipedia Arabe et la Construction Collective du Savoir

    • Examining the data-driven value chains that are changing Rwanda’s tea sector

      16 February 2015

      Author:

      Chris Foster

      There has been a lot of hope and publicity about the economic potential of increased Internet connectivity in the East African region; including the hope of disintermediation and better ...
      Read More Examining the data-driven value chains that are changing Rwanda’s tea sector

    • Why haven’t digital platforms transformed firms in developing countries? The Rwandan tourism sector explored

      10 February 2015

      Author:

      Chris Foster

      There has been a lot of hope and publicity about the economic potential of increased Internet connectivity in the East African region; including the hope of disintermediation and better ...
      Read More Why haven’t digital platforms transformed firms in developing countries? The Rwandan tourism sector explored

    • What explains the worldwide patterns in user-generated geographical content?

      8 September 2014

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      How do we explain the significant inequalities in the geography of user-generated information? Mark Graham, PI of a project Mapping and measuring local knowledge production and representation in the ...
      Read More What explains the worldwide patterns in user-generated geographical content?

    • What is stopping greater representation of the MENA region?

      6 August 2014

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      There are obvious gaps in access to the Internet, particularly the participation gap between those who have their say, and those whose voices are pushed to the periphery. Despite ...
      Read More What is stopping greater representation of the MENA region?

    • How well represented is the MENA region in Wikipedia?

      22 July 2014

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      There are obvious gaps in access to the Internet, particularly the participation gap between those who have their say, and those whose voices are pushed to the periphery. OII ...
      Read More How well represented is the MENA region in Wikipedia?

    • The sum of (some) human knowledge: Wikipedia and representation in the Arab World

      14 July 2014

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      There are obvious gaps in access to the Internet, particularly the participation gap between those who have their say, and those whose voices are pushed to the periphery. There ...
      Read More The sum of (some) human knowledge: Wikipedia and representation in the Arab World

    • The economic expectations and potentials of broadband Internet in East Africa

      13 March 2014

      Author:

      Chris Foster

      There has been a lot of hope and publicity about the economic potential of increased Internet connectivity in the East African region; including the hope of disintermediation and better ...
      Read More The economic expectations and potentials of broadband Internet in East Africa

    • Who represents the Arab world online?

      1 October 2013

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      There are obvious gaps in access to the Internet, particularly the participation gap between those who have their say, and those whose voices are pushed to the sidelines. OII ...
      Read More Who represents the Arab world online?

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