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
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Wednesday, 16 January 2008
Monday, 7 January 2008
Jamaica's audio-visual Records stolen
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17:17
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
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06:08
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
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