The advent of the Internet kindles hope of bridging the wide information gap between north and south created over the past several decades. Nothing in human history has had greater potential to make more information more readily available to more people at low cost. But the question is how and when. Although the international bodies have definite responsibility to create a favorable environment, it is emphasized that the developing nations themselves should play major roles in solving their own problems. This paper has discussed many aspects of the situation in Bangladesh that may match similar conditions in other developing countries, and the recommendations might contribute in part to a solution of the problem.
References Provide on-line Internet access to educational institutions immediately.
The Monthly Computer Jagat, 1996. Chowdhury, M.T.M. Grameen CyberNet comes forward to provide Internet service. Long way to go. Computerization of Ministires.