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Bridging the digital gap

Bridging the digital gap

Rudelene Nanette March 15, 2017 AsiaOne Comment

Solving the divideĀ in digital access and use is not an easy task. According to the 2016 World Development Report Digital Dividends, the majority of the world remains largely unaffected by the digital revolution. Only around 15 percent of the world population can afford access to broadband internet. Mobile phones, which …

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The collective action on social media

Rudelene Nanette March 8, 2017 Asia2 Comments

In the article The Structure of Online Activism, the authors concluded that regardless of the assumed transformative potential of social media, there is an opposite relationship between broad online social movement mobilisation and deep participation. For Facebook, the most popular social network site in the world, recruiting and donating for …

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The digital divide?

The digital divide?

Rudelene Nanette March 4, 2017 Asia4 Comments

There are many reasons why small, local, non-profit organisations find it difficult to impart their work on social media. Though for the most part, social media is inexpensive to use as many of these online networks are free. One of the main obstacles is a poor internet connection which is …

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A connected world among the disconnected

A connected world among the disconnected

Rudelene Nanette February 19, 2017 Asia

It took me three hours sitting at the back of the motorcycle to reach my destination. I was on my way to visit a local organisation in Nepal. For some years, this organisation has been attending the community of practice events which I helped organise in Bangkok. Now it was …

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