Back 20 years ago futurists wrote about the lack of privacy - most of us then thought of a secluded physical location unable to comprehent what is today information privacy...Net Users Try to Elude the Google Grasp [New York Times: Technology]

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African Schools Get a Tech Boost. SchoolNetAfrica is working to bring technology resources to children, many of whom have never even seen a computer. By Katie Dean. [Wired News] [Education/Technology] 1:54:08 PM    comment []  

I too want to blog with the WorldWideMesh! :-)

Blogging Wirelessly From Starbucks...
Am sitting in the Starbucks on NE 28th and Burnside in Portland. Pulled out my laptop and discovered that T-Mobile is now providing wireless access at this location. I signed up for a trial plan. Is pretty nice sitting her watching the traffic go by, sipping my coffee and browsing the web... TL [Education/Technology]

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African Schools Get a Tech Boost. SchoolNetAfrica is working to bring technology resources to children, many of whom have never even seen a computer. By Katie Dean. [Wired News] 6:54:07 AM    comment []  

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