Yes! Its out!
The ACURIL Call for papers for 2008 can be viewed on the link below.
http://www.nlj.org.jm/acuril/call_for_papers.pdf
Wednesday, 16 January 2008
Monday, 7 January 2008
Jamaica's audio-visual Records stolen
On January 5, 2008 a grievous discovery was made! A part of the nation's rich heritage was discovered missing. Thieves, Robbers, Burglars stripped the nation's most ancient producer of audio-visual heritage of a rich collection.
This newspaper article below captures the report:
Title Thieves strip Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation archives
Date of publication January 5, 2008
SourceGleaner
URL: http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20080105/lead/lead1.html
This newspaper article below captures the report:
Title Thieves strip Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation archives
Date of publication January 5, 2008
SourceGleaner
URL: http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20080105/lead/lead1.html
Thursday, 3 January 2008
E-governance in the Caribbean
The region has taken on a serious approach to implementing E-governance! This is evident in the following website link. Use it to get to other resources on Caribbean e-government initiatives and to meet Caribbean professionals who are interested in e-governance.
Caribbean Center for Development Administration (CARICAD)
The University of the West Indies (UWI)
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Abstract:
This is the portal of the Caribbean Centre of Excellence for E-Governance (CCEEG).
Please use the navigation links to find out more about the Caribbean Centre of Excellence for E-Governance; about Caribbean regional, national and community initiatives in the use of ICT in governance; and other information about e-governance and civic engagement.
Please also add your own comments and content about e-governance and civic engagement to this portal. Note: only registered users can add comments and content - but registration is free.
URL link: http://cceeg.dec.uwi.edu/drupal/?q=home
Title: Caribbean Centre of Excellence for E-Governance
Corporate Author: SEE Source!
Source: Three organisations are responsible for this website! They are
Abstract:
This is the portal of the Caribbean Centre of Excellence for E-Governance (CCEEG).
Please use the navigation links to find out more about the Caribbean Centre of Excellence for E-Governance; about Caribbean regional, national and community initiatives in the use of ICT in governance; and other information about e-governance and civic engagement.
Please also add your own comments and content about e-governance and civic engagement to this portal. Note: only registered users can add comments and content - but registration is free.
URL link: http://cceeg.dec.uwi.edu/drupal/?q=home
Wednesday, 2 January 2008
Barbados and E-government initiatives
The news article that I am about to link you to is on a recent conference in Barbados. I have recorded some of the basic bibliographic data below:
Date: December 05, 2007
Title: Dame: Barbados a leader in ICT
Source:Nation News
Abstract:
Barbados has been in the forefront of the information and communications technology (ICT) revolution. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Dame Billie Miller made this disclosure at the opening ceremony for the Commonwealth Regional Connect Workshop e-Business And e-Government In The Caribbean.
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