J IME Review. A paper describing in detail the state of the Internet in the Middle East and its application to Middle Eastern studies. This sites serves as a guide to The AAAS Africa Program's list of databases and listings of African country's internet capabilities and related material. This database was created by Mike Jensen on behalf of the African Information Society Initiative with the collaboration of Bellanet. You go to a small village in Africa.
People are hungry.
This map, another by Larry Landweber, shows that most countries have some sort of Internet connectivity, but no indication of how many people use the Internet. The use of Internet in Third World has its benefits, but usually only the elite of the countries will profit from it. By Uwe Afemann . Governments, donors and development organisations are rushing to realise the benefits that Internet access promises in the fight against poverty. The ITU's Telecommunication Indicator Reports present an analysis of trends and developments in the global telecommunications sector, backed by official statistics from the world's leading source of telecommunication information.