Open Source, the daily newspaper of the Highway Africa conference, today published its first edition. Of course the front page has an article about our Opening Party, held at the Rhodes University Great Hall last night. Other articles are titled “Giving a Voice to the Marginalised” (interview with Jane Duncan, DCI Coordinator), “Telling Their Own [...]
Tags: Chris Kabwato, Digital Media and the Right to Language, Elvira van Noort, Highway Africa, Jane Duncan, Open Source Newspaper, Peter Verweij
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Crowd-source translation is a new trend in the blogosphere where a group of volunteers translate blog posts into different languages. “Instead of waiting forever the way to go is to open up a platform where volunteers can translate. People need to take the initiatve”, says Elia Varela Serra (Maneno.org) during the DCI’s first panel [...]
Tags: blogger, Bolivian Voices, DCI09, Digital Media and the Right to Language, Eduardo Avila, Elia Varela Serra, Global Voices, Maneno
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The DCI team searched all over the world and we found a number of speakers who are guaranteed to blow your mind! Our keynote speaker this year is Cameroon blogger Dibussi Tande who will inform us about the state of social justice and digital media in Africa, other confirmed speakers are Elia Varela Serra from Maneno, Global Voices editor Eduardo Ávila, Brett Davidson with Ndesanjo Macha (Stop Stock-outs project), Peter Benjamin on Mobile for Mobilisation and mobile for communities entrepreneur Marlon Parker.
Tags: Africa, Brett Davidson, Cameroon, concept document, Dibussi Tande, Digital Civil Society, digital media, digital media activism, Digital Media and the Right to Language, Eduardo Avila, Elia Varela Serra, gender, Global Voices, Maneno, Marlon Parker, Mobile for Mobilisation, Ndesanjo Macha, Peter Benjamin, social justice, Stop Stock-outs
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