[WSIS CS-Plenary] ITID's The World Summit in Reflection
Jonathan Cave
j.a.k.cave at warwick.ac.uk
Thu Apr 7 09:24:27 BST 2005
At 00:03 07/04/2005, Milton wrote:
>So Muguet's moral outrage was not even informed by fact. Typical.
>
> >>> ecarll at optonline.net 4/6/2005 4:31:12 PM >>>
>Congratulations to those who wrote articles for the ITID's The World
>Summit in Reflection. According to the website information "This work is
>licensed under a Creative Commons License." Therefore copying and
>distributing the online papers for non commercial purposes is
>permitted. See below for description.
It would be better for those participating in this on-line exchange,
particularly when they attempt a principled stance (to quote from the
previous post: "civility, political philosophy, and logical consistency"),
carefully to read the articles they criticise. Francis actually said:
>The /Information Technologies and International Development/ published by
>the MIT and self-proclaimed (sic) as "the premier journal in its field,
>focusing on the intersection of information and communication technologies
>(ICT) with international development." (URL removed) is not freely
>available online except for a few articles
It seems pretty clear that this refers to the Journal as a whole, not to
this special issue.
Cheers,
J.
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