from David Fletcher's blog:

Ethan Zuckerman's essay, "Making Room for the Third World in the Second Superpower" is an interesting piece on the future of social networks.

San Luis Province in Argentina has developed a very nice gateway onto the information highway (Autopista de la informacion).

What would you expect to see for egovernment in Papua New Guinea?  Take a look.

John Robb has a different take on The Second Superpower:

"An amalgam of transnational terrorism and crime is the dark underbelly of the second superpower.  If so, how big is its economy?  Estimates are that transnational crime and terrorist organizations generate between $1.5 and $2 trillion a year..."

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CNET Novell Stories:

Novell GroupWise 6.5 for Linux is collaboration software for managing computer communications on Linux systems. The software, which is slated to be released to the public April 15, mirrors functions the company provides in its applications for Windows computers.

GroupWise 6.5 also offers features for controlling e-mail, instant messaging, contacts and documents. Novell said that later this year, it will release a version of its Ximian Evolution software that features support for the product. Novell acquired Ximian in 2003. In the next 30 days, Novell plans to announce plug-in support for Gaim open-source instant messaging.

And the company will release YAST under the General Public License (GPL),  

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