Archive for July, 2008

NZers online and not – WIPNZ survey

At $50 for a hard copy I’ll be reading the results of the the World Internet Project survey of NZ internet use available freely on AUT’s website. At a pre-release briefing for important people, the good people who paid for the survey and other hangers on (including the likes of me), we talked about the [...]

CommunityCentral: coming soon

We’ve been a bit coy of singing too loudly that a new website for the tangata whenua, community and voluntary sector is coming soon. With major website developments timing can be fickle. It’s really difficult to be sure you have enough to show others. But later next month, we’ll be unveiling CommunityCentral. There’ll be spaces [...]

.tangatawhenua, .hapu, .temea – coming our way

The recent decision to open anyone to create any internet domain name has been widely reported as starting a potential boom on the Internet. The release of an unlimited number of domains, currently restricted to just 21 top level acronyms, (including .com, .net, etc), will allow for unrivaled personal expression. Every family of individual could [...]

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