Relatively little local content exists from Africa. This trend can be seen via uploads to Flickr, Google, and Wikipedia.

On our mind this March 4th, 2012 are a range of themes – from press freedom to branding to entrepreneurship.

Apart from Twitter and Facebook, a handful of online tools have been created or utilized in order to aid in the exchange of reliable information leading up to the presidential election on February 26, 2012.

Intrigued by BizTechAfrica’s post “What Zimbabweans search for online,” we decided to take examine 2011’s Google search trends for all sub-Saharan African nations with available data (there are 37 of them).

Google’s UneHistorie YouTube Channel allows users to create a video using screenshots of Google search results. The idea is to tell a story to the world by using up to 6 different search strings. An interesting service, for sure.
We wouldn’t have discovered this resource had it not been for a …

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