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Stories about Technology from July, 2006

31 July 2006

China: reticence: would-be lesbians, corporate executives and urban journalists

Ever wonder why there was no male version of 2004's smash television phenomenon Super Girl? While a lesbian conspiracy might have made for better Communist Party PR positioning than news...

Power of Blogs

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · South Asia

30 July 2006

Bangladesh blog buzz

Written by Rezwan · South Asia

The latest happenings in Bangladesh related blogs around the world:

28 July 2006

Ukraine: Blog in Ukrainian

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

Chile: Broadband for All

Written by David Sasaki · Quick Reads · Latin America

27 July 2006

26 July 2006

Singapore: Looking for Contributions

Written by Preetam Rai · Quick Reads · East Asia

Chile, Argentina: One Laptop per Child

Written by David Sasaki · Quick Reads · Latin America

China: Cameras, drunks and forced website closures

Written by John Kennedy · East Asia

Kimbo Hu/Hu Defu, a well-known Taiwanese aboriginal folk musician gave a performance at a small bar in Beijing this past weekeknd. In attendance were many prominent bloggers, and here is...

25 July 2006

Armenia: Open Source

Written by Nathan Hamm · Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus

Iran: Computer Fair

Written by Fred Petrossian · Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa

24 July 2006

Zimbabwe: Big Brother plan

Written by Luisetta Mudie · Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa

African countries need technocrats

Written by Luisetta Mudie · Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa

Peru: Localized Ubuntu

Written by David Sasaki · Quick Reads · Latin America

23 July 2006

Hong Kong: youth Ambassador Against Internet Piracy

Written by Oiwan Lam · Quick Reads · East Asia

China: How journalists blog

Written by John Kennedy · East Asia

Have you ever blogged about why you blog? Why you started and what your goals are? We see now that many blogs are more than ‘internet chatter‘, yet somehow not...