En mi vida personal, el internet tuvo un impacto muy fuerte, si no hubiera tenido acceso, seguramente mi vida seria muy distinta, me he apoyado y me sigo apoyando para capacitarme, y para aprender cosas nuevas, casi dia a dia, me a conectado con el pensamiento y la experiencia de otras personas.
Tenemos en este pais un gran segmento de la poblacion que no disfruta de este privilegio, podemos ayudarlos? yo creo que si.
miércoles, 30 de junio de 2010
sábado, 26 de junio de 2010
Consejo Europeo: Aceso al internet es un derecho fundamental
This is what i have found about the countries on Europe that are leading the way to a free universal access to the internet.
Esto es lo que he encontrado sobre los paises en Europa que estan lidereando el acceso universal gratuito al internet.
http://oneworldsee.org/node/18675
Finlandia derecho legal al acceso de 1mb de ancho de banda.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10374831-2.html
http://www.switched.com/2009/10/15/finland-moves-to-guarantee-universal-internet-access/
Finland's Ministry of Transport and Communications has made 1-megabit broadband Web access a legal right, YLE, the country's national broadcasting company, reported on Wednesday.
According to the report, every person in Finland (a little over 5 million people, according to a 2009 estimate) will have the right of access to a 1Mb broadband connection starting in July. And they may ultimately gain the right to a 100Mb broadband connection.
Just more than a year ago, Finland said it would make a 100Mb broadband connection a legal right by the end of 2015. Wednesday's announcement is considered an intermediate step.
France, one of a few countries that has made Internet access a human right, did so earlier this year. France's Constitutional Council ruled that Internet access is a basic human right. That said, it stopped short of making "broadband access" a legal right. Finland says that it's the first country to make broadband access a legal right.
But Finland's definition of "access" to broadband is a little fuzzy. According to the Helsinki Times when it reported the 100Mb target last year, the Finnish government said that no household "would be farther than 2 kilometers from a connection capable of delivering broadband Internet with a capacity of at least 100 megabits of data a second." It did say, though, that "about 2,000 (households) in far-flung corners of the country" wouldn't be included. Ostensibly, Finland plans to keep that same distribution when its 1Mb broadband access is implemented.
Finland has long been a tech-industry leader that has done a fine job investing in technology, more than many of its European counterparts. It's also home to Nokia, among other tech firms.
Also, i have news that France, also are considering the internet acces as a human right.
Ademas tengo noticias de que en francia estan considerando el acceso a internet como un derehco humano.
Muchas gracias a Victor Flores.
Esto es lo que he encontrado sobre los paises en Europa que estan lidereando el acceso universal gratuito al internet.
http://oneworldsee.org/node/18675
Finlandia derecho legal al acceso de 1mb de ancho de banda.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10374831-2.html
http://www.switched.com/2009/10/15/finland-moves-to-guarantee-universal-internet-access/
Finland's Ministry of Transport and Communications has made 1-megabit broadband Web access a legal right, YLE, the country's national broadcasting company, reported on Wednesday.
According to the report, every person in Finland (a little over 5 million people, according to a 2009 estimate) will have the right of access to a 1Mb broadband connection starting in July. And they may ultimately gain the right to a 100Mb broadband connection.
Just more than a year ago, Finland said it would make a 100Mb broadband connection a legal right by the end of 2015. Wednesday's announcement is considered an intermediate step.
France, one of a few countries that has made Internet access a human right, did so earlier this year. France's Constitutional Council ruled that Internet access is a basic human right. That said, it stopped short of making "broadband access" a legal right. Finland says that it's the first country to make broadband access a legal right.
But Finland's definition of "access" to broadband is a little fuzzy. According to the Helsinki Times when it reported the 100Mb target last year, the Finnish government said that no household "would be farther than 2 kilometers from a connection capable of delivering broadband Internet with a capacity of at least 100 megabits of data a second." It did say, though, that "about 2,000 (households) in far-flung corners of the country" wouldn't be included. Ostensibly, Finland plans to keep that same distribution when its 1Mb broadband access is implemented.
Finland has long been a tech-industry leader that has done a fine job investing in technology, more than many of its European counterparts. It's also home to Nokia, among other tech firms.
Also, i have news that France, also are considering the internet acces as a human right.
Ademas tengo noticias de que en francia estan considerando el acceso a internet como un derehco humano.
Muchas gracias a Victor Flores.
One Laptop per child
Poner un resumen breve del proyecto olpc
Por que no se impulso algo asi en México.
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLPC
Por que no se impulso algo asi en México.
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLPC
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Inclusión Digital Genuina en México.
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