An AS/COA program launched a new report by Fundacion IDEA on intellectual property rights protection in Mexico. Panelists discussed the larger linkages between IPR and innovation.
Ensuring that students have access to computers and the skills to use them will make Uruguay the most wired country in the world, writes President Tabaré Vázquez. This feature article appears in the Winter 2009 issue of Americas Quarterly, which examines connectivity and the digital divide. For more information, visit www.americasquarterly.org.
How to regulate user-generated content in Latin America and why it’s important.
In Latin America, the use of social networks in cyberspace has increased 83.3 percent over the past year—with room to grow.
Hernán Galperín, Denise Dresser, Rebeca Grynspan, Jorge Castañeda, and Jonathan Zittrain discuss how to close the digital divide.
The editor-in-chief of Wired.com predicts what trends and technologies will revolutionize the Internet in the next five years.
Brazil is trying to catch up on IT on its own terms.
