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>message forwarded from the "Creative Radio for Development" list.
>Just got your message ---- thought this might be relevant even through
>your deadline has passed.

Try jagdish@phil.gn.apc.org.  (Jagdish Parikh sp)  Mark Girourd, at AAAS
described him as someone who is using communications and communications
technology to reach people in new and different ways on a variety of
issues.  He also described him as energetic and passionate about creating
change.
His projects are Asialink, Aspac, and Interdoc.

I have recently completed lots of research in this area; feel free to
write/call next time.

Lydia Kan
Millennium Communications Group, Inc.
1150 18th Street, NW
WDC 20036
(202) 778-1462
e-mail:  lydiakan@millencom.com


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>Dear colleagues and friends
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>I am writing an article for the British newspaper The Guardian about the
>NSRC - the Network Startup Resource Center.
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>This is a non-profit making organisation, based at the University of
>Oregon, which works to help develop and support sustainable online
>resources for the developing world:  http://www.nsrc.org.
>(The people at the NSRC know about the article.)
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>In particular, they have been involved in developing systems in South
>Africa, Sri Lanka, Kenya ... and many more.
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>If anyone has a lively, quotable computer networking story which might
>be relevant, please get in touch a.s.a.p. - my copy deadline is Friday
>31 Jan.
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>Many thanks
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>Cathy Aitchison
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