The Southern African Journal of Information and Communication

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The Southern African Journal of Information and Communication, Issue No 3, 2002

The Southern African Journal of Information and Communication is produced annually by the LINK Centre in order to encourage debate in the area of policy, regulation, management and development of broadcasting, telecommunications and information technology in Southern Africa.

The current edition of the journal highlights a range of topical and developmental issues from human capital to e-commerce, from telecommunications reform to ICTS and development. Articles include:

		The Triumph and Tragedy of Human Capital: Foundation Resource for Building Network Knowledge Economies - Prof William H. Melody The Status of B2B E-Commerce in the South African Manufacturing Sector: Evolutionary or Revolutionary? - Sagren Moodley Telecom Reform and Poverty Alleviation in Kenya - Sean Kane Evolution of telecommunications policy reforms in East Africa: Setting new policy strategies to anchor benefits of policy reforms - Muriuki Mureithi Technical and policy advances in rural telecommunications - R Westerveld and C F Maitland Understanding the International ICT and Development Discourse: Assumptions and implications - Merridy Wilson
The Next Step for Telecom Regulation: ICT Convergence Regulation or Multisector Utilities Regulation? - Anders Henten, Rohan Samarajiva and William Melody Networking Knowledge for Information Societies: Institutions and Intervention - William Currie (Book review)

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