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What buying a PC means in the developing world

Matthew| September 9, 2010 - last edited September 10, 2010
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Intel's Renee Kuriyan Wittemyer has written a fascinating article about computers in the developing world. She argues that they must be affordable and empowering but also "socially viable" which means "meaningfully connected to people's lives an aspirations." The whole article is worth reading but here's a video summary.

 


Tags: Corporate Social Responsibility| Intel| Social Inclusion
Labels: Corporate Social Responsibility| Intel| Social Inclusion
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