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With smartphone use and web penetration soaring, Africa is set for a tech revolution – but only if its infrastructure can support it 
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More than 100,000 people have signed a petition against a proposal that is seen as a way for the ruling military junta to monitor the web and block content.
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Mark Zuckerberg, through Facebook, has started an initiative called Internet.org that aims to bring the web to places lacking access. Just one problem; it seems the plan is meant to benefit Facebook more than anyone else.
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This may be a little premature, given that only around 40% of the people in the world have an internet connection — but here goes.
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On January 15-17th, members of the MAZI project will be among others at the Sarantaporo area for a 3-day symposium hosted by the team of Sarantaporo.gr. We will visit different villages in the area that are part of the network, including the "headquarters" at Sarantaporo, and will discuss with locals about the present and the future of this remarkable effort on network commoning.
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"The world’s worst internet law" is going all out to destroy our online freedoms -- here’s how to protect your privacy and save the internet.
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