The world economy: The magic of diasporas | The Economist - 3 views
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Matt Podbury on 27 Jan 14Diasporas - Economist article, great as an introduction to the topic for HL
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The Mekong | The Economist - 1 views
National differences: The world is what you make it | The Economist - 5 views
The politics of e-waste: A cadmium lining | The Economist - 6 views
Mobile services in poor countries: Not just talk | The Economist - 2 views
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Examine the changes in a transport, internet ortelecommunications network in terms of the extension oflinks and nodes and the intensity of use at a national orglobal scale.Describe the role of information and communicationstechnology (ICT) in civil society and the transmission andflow of images, ideas, information and finance.
Computing power: A deeper law than Moore's? | The Economist - 0 views
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A deeper law than Moore's?
Free exchange: The humble hero | The Economist - 4 views
Global internet users top one billion for the first time | China is number one | The Economist - 5 views
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THE number of people going online has passed one billion for the first time, according to comScore, an online metrics company.
Computer ownership | The Economist - 1 views
A special report on global leaders: Tribes still matter | The Economist - 3 views
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How global leaders tap into diaspora networks
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East Africa gets broadband: It may make life easier and cheaper | The Economist - 2 views
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THE Horn of Africa is one of the last populated bits of the planet without a proper connection to the world wide web. Instead of fibre-optic cable, which provides for cheap phone calls and YouTube-friendly surfing, its 200m or so people have had to rely on satellite links. This has kept international phone calls horribly overpriced and internet access equally extortionate and maddeningly slow.