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Haitian economist Camille Chalmers says the “sale will be the enrichment of Viettel”.
On April 29 the Vietnamese telecommunications company Viettel formally acquired 60% of the shares in Haiti’s state-owned phone company, Télécommunications d’Haiti (Haiti
Google is now in Haitian Creole, the most popular language in Haiti. “Haitian Creole language, often called simply Creole or Kreyòl, is a language spoken in Haiti by about eight million people, which is about 80% of the entire population, and via emigration, by about
By Cecilia Kang
With much of its communications infrastructure destroyed by the earthquake in January, some have suggested that Haiti go mobile.
The earthquake that devastated Haiti also destroyed the nation’s wireless network for phones and Internet service. Except for cellphones, the population was largely cut off from communication.
By Veronica C. Silva, MIS Asia
There was no let up in spamming and phishing activities last month even as the entire world watched with sympathy the tragedy in Haiti. To add to the sorrow behind the devastating earthquake on January 12, cybercriminals took advantage of the tragedy to launch spamming and phishing attacks.
“Both scam and phishing categories doubled in terms of the percentage of all spam in January 2010 compared to December 2009,” reported Symantec in its State of the Spam and Phishing Report of February 2010.
By John Kennedy
Denis O’Brien, chairman of Digicel and now goodwill ambassador for Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Irish telecoms entrepreneur Denis O’Brien, whose company Digicel is a major mobile operator in the Caribbean and Central America, has been named goodwill ambassador for the city of Port-au-Prince in earthquake-hit Haiti.
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Devastated Porto-Au-Prince as seen from 250 miles above the Earth.
In what is perhaps the final frontier for Internet access, Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi shared photos he had taken of Earth from the International Space Station via his Twitter page. In addition to scenic locations and sprawling urban centers, Noguchi’s photos provide some of the first looks of Haiti’s capital, Port-Au-Prince, just weeks after it was devastated by the recent earthquake. Like the first photographs of Earth from space in the 1960s were humbling in their depiction of our planet as a fragile blue marble in the vastness of space, Noguchi’s photos not only remind us of our impact on the environment, but also how far we’ve come technologically.
By Betsy Mason
NASA is sending a radar-equipped jet to Haiti to make 3-D maps of the deformation caused by the magnitude 7 earthquake on Jan. 21 and multiple aftershocks that continue to occur.
A new web game in which girls as young as seven are creating ‘minxes’ that adopt ‘trophy orphans’ from places such as quake-hit Haiti has been criticised by a parents group.
My Minx – whose users can also give their characters morning-after pills following a night at the pub – ‘sends out all the wrong messages’, said group Parentkind.
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