Boston bombing manhunt and privacy in a digital world – opposite ends of our reality?

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Last week we witnessed the worst in mankind: terrorist attacks in Boston. A frantic search for the culprits began right after the bombings, but this time something was different, leading to a fast capture of the involved.

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Online Petition at White House – Closing the Digital Divide

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When I started this blog, I wanted a place where we could share ideas and get support from each other. One of my readers started a petition in the White House website, and I am hereby supporting her on this effort. Read More

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Free Internet by Google?

by Caetano Notari January 31, 2013 Digital Inclusion

If you want to see something adopted massively in a remarkably short period, you should look into the mobile arena. There are over 6.4 billion subscriptions globally, almost one per inhabitant in the planet, and the numbers keep growing every month. In May 2012, more than 10% of the global Web page-views came from mobile devices. It is growing globally, but how can we speed up the process? 

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Crowdsourcing and the online fundraising revolution

by Caetano Notari December 13, 2012 Digital Inclusion

Creativity has always been the driving force for mankind, but transforming ideas into reality was something that only a few could achieve. Raising funds was usually a nightmare: long hours talking on phone, endless meetings and meager results. But now this is changing.

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Preserving our heritage – the digital way

by Caetano Notari November 30, 2012 Digital Inclusion

Mankind’s evolution is closely tied to the language development, in various shapes and forms. Nowadays, over 7.000 languages are spoken globally, but the majority will disappear in the next centuries. So, how can we preserve this immense culture? 

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Oppa Gangnam Style – the online phenomenon shows the power of the Internet

by Caetano Notari November 9, 2012 Digital Inclusion

Analyzing the behavior of the younger generations, and how they use the online world, is critical for understanding the long-term trends of any industry. What is happening with the music world is making a lot of executives uneasy.

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Working from home, a blessing to employees and the environment

by Caetano Notari October 25, 2012 Digital Inclusion

One of the benefits of a solid Internet / Telecommunication infrastructure is the ability to work remotely. More and more companies are incorporating this possibility as a benefit to their employees, and it makes sense.

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Free online classes in Brazil get a boost from e-Aulas USP

by Caetano Notari October 11, 2012 Digital Inclusion

As I mentioned before, Kahn Academy is one of the leading initiatives in spreading knowledge. Free and available in several languages, it continues to grow in popularity, and now we see several other initiatives like it appearing in different countries.

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Social Good Summit – Technology helping mankind

by Caetano Notari September 27, 2012 Digital Inclusion

This month we had a notable event, the Social Good Summit in New York. Held during the UN Week, it was brought to us by Mashable, 92nd Street Y, The United Nations Foundation, Ericsson, the United Nations Development Programme and The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The main idea was remarkably close to this blog: how to use technology in innovative ways to solve some of the world’s most complex and pressing issues.

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Brands and the dangers of the digital world

by Caetano Notari September 13, 2012 Digital Inclusion

No one disputes that the Internet became a powerful media.  Once the land of the young and early adopters, it is used now by all generations, and for longer periods of time. Globally, we spend more than 16 hours per month online, with some countries way above the average. US users spend 32 hours connected (2010 data), while in Brazil people spent staggering 69 hours per month (Ibope 2012 data).

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