13 February 2013 | Africa's critical Internet infrastructure has received a boost with the deployment of new copies of the L-root server, which are expected to improve the security and resiliency of the Web in the region.
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10 January 2013 | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More needs to be done to boost women's and girl's lagging online access, tech giant Intel Corp (INTC.O) said in a report to be released later on Thursday that calls for doubling the number of female Internet users in developing nations over the next three years. Delete the scoop?
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June 6, 2012 The important role played by social media in the Arab Spring has helped the growth of online start-ups across the Arabic-speaking region. "It’s an alternative path for us to have an impact on economies and societies which is not tied to the government,” said Omar Christidis, 29, the founder of ArabNet, an online service that keeps digital professionals and entrepreneurs abreast of industry news as well as events like conferences. Delete the scoop?
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