Archive for the ‘asia’ Category

Afghanistan Cell Phone Statistics (Aug 2007)

Filed Under: asia, regions, research, stats by AI on September 3rd, 2007

Afghanistan cell phone usage and industry statistics:

  • Amirzai Sangin, Afghanistan’s Minister for Telecommunications, reported that cell phone service providers are signing up new users at a rapid clip. The country adds about 150,000 new subscribers every month.
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Thailand Lifts YouTube Ban

Filed Under: asia, news, regions by AI on August 31st, 2007

Breaking news from Bangkok’s The Nation

Ban on YouTube lifted after deal
Website to block clips offensive to Thais or that break Thai law
Published on August 31, 2007

The government yesterday lifted its ban on the YouTube website after the site’s management agreed to block any video clips deemed offensive to Thai people or those that violate Thai law. Read More »

World Bank’s Learning Network Infrastructure

Filed Under: africa, ai work, asia, consulting, elearning, middle east, regions, solutions by AI on August 8th, 2007

This month’s issue of Baseline Magazine has an excellent overview of World Bank’s information and communication technology related activities, infrastructure, and budget. (Warning: Don’t blame me if your eyes pop and jaws drop at the numbers mentioned in there.)

The article spans about 12 pages, so for those of you who do not want to read it in its entirety, here is the gist: Read More »

Hans Rosling & Trendalyzer at TED

Filed Under: africa, ai work, asia, innovation, regions, solutions, tools by AI on July 13th, 2007

Here is another fantastic presentation from TED. Dr. Hans Rosling takes us on a wild ride through – development statistics. TED is guaranteeing that you would have never seen data presented like this before. And I wholeheartedly agree. It even has a riveting finale. Read More »

India Telecom Statistics for May 2007

Filed Under: ai work, asia, consulting, regions, research, stats by AI on June 30th, 2007

Telecom subscriber statistics and numbers for May 2007: Read More »

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