WSIS SOS
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The secretariat of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) has adopted the slogan 'Connecting the World' and declares that the new ground is being broken in discussions with a new multi-stakeholder approach that provides for unprecedented stakeholder participation. This declared format, introduced in PrepCom-3 for the Geneva summit in December 2003 is supposed to herald a break-away from the aloof practices of the past where United Nations and UNESCO meeting were confirmed to government delegations.
Publication Name: IPI Global Journalist
Subject: Publishing industry
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Year: 2003
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Don't dial - Just file
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WiFi, also called as wireless ethernet or 802.11, is a technology that sends and receives Internet data at speeds even higher than cable or DSL. These WiFi stations are concentrated in the cities, especially in the more developed countries commonly in hotels, and airports and other places frequented by business travelers, also an increasing number of reporters are filing directly from their seats at news conferences and sports events, getting quotes to their editors as the event unfolds.
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Subject: Publishing industry
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Year: 2003
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We've come a long way, baby, when young women don't know what 'glass ceiling' means
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A woman journalist remembers the discrimination and sexual harassment she endured as a magazine journalist. She knows that young women today still face discrimination but was gratified when a young female assistant editor did not know the meaning of 'glass ceiling.'
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Year: 2001
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