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World map of child labor versus Internet penetration
September 5, 2012 ♦ Comments Off on World map of child labor versus Internet penetration

Globally, there is a direct correlation between Internet access and child labor. Within Africa, the trend is less clear.

Chart: African Internet penetration versus urban population (2010)
November 23, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on Chart: African Internet penetration versus urban population (2010)
Chart: African Internet penetration versus urban population (2010)

The rural nature of Africa poses challenges for bringing the Internet outside of urban areas. We thought it would be interesting to compare estimated Internet penetration rates with how urbanized a given country claims to be.

Is the Internet really ‘not a problem’ in Tanzania, Lesotho?
June 28, 2011 ♦ Comments Off on Is the Internet really ‘not a problem’ in Tanzania, Lesotho?
Is the Internet really ‘not a problem’ in Tanzania, Lesotho?

Interesting words on Internet access from Tanzania, Lesotho, and Kenya following an international conference in Malaysia.

Corruption Perceptions Index vs. Internet Penetration
November 3, 2010 ♦ Comments Off on Corruption Perceptions Index vs. Internet Penetration
Corruption Perceptions Index vs. Internet Penetration

Allowing corruption to continue is unacceptable; too many poor and vulnerable people continue to suffer its consequences around the world. We need to see more enforcement of existing rules and laws. There should be nowhere to hide for the corrupt or their money.” – Huguette Labelle, …

OA News: September 15, 2010
September 15, 2010 ♦ Comments Off on OA News: September 15, 2010

News about the Nigerian hard drive market, TLD, and IXP

Reminder: Don’t get hung up on statistics
June 28, 2010 ♦ Comments Off on Reminder: Don’t get hung up on statistics
Reminder: Don’t get hung up on statistics

Determining exactly who uses the Internet is a daunting task. One can either measure the number of registered IP addresses within a country or take a survey and extrapolate the results. Each method has its flaws; the first underestimates the number of Internet users (there are often multiple per IP …