J im Luce has experienced cellular technology in Asia, Africa and throughout the Americas where it is far more powerful than in his own nation, that has land lines that are protected by corporate interests. In the Developing World, where land lines have not been as extensive, Jim has witnessed this technolgy leapfrog ahead.
- Allure of the Hive: Connectivity, Social Networking & Change
- C.E.O. Brooke Partridge Helps Lead Technology Thought in Developing World
- Connecting Disaster Relief Through Technology After Earthquake in Haiti
- Eunhee Jung O’Neill’s Center for International Virtual Schooling
Dr. Dhiraj Murthy is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Bowdoin College in Maine.
- Delivering Social Good via Technology as Economy Collapses
- Eunhee Jung O’Neill’s Center for International Virtual Schooling
- From Kansas to Cairo: Introducing Soliya’s “Terana” Network
- IdeaAid: World’s First Brainstorming Benefit for Heifer International
- Orphans Around World Look Up to Silicon Valley Prodigy Mark Zuckerberg
- The Impact of Cell Phones on Psychology, Community, Culture, Arts and Economics
- Jordan’s Queen Rania on in Advancing ‘Education for All’ Via Cell Communications
- Gates Foundation’s Ignacio Mas On eFinance in the Developing World
- Introduction to mFinance: Cell Phone Banking
The stories Jim Luce has written with the theme “Connectivity” are dedicated to Paul Stevers, a connectivity visionary.
For the complete listing of thematic stories, see Jim Luce Writes.
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