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Villagers in India's Dhar district can earn more if they use the intranet system to check out produce prices.
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Russian College Spawns Computer Champs
Despite a lack of modern computers, students triumph at World Computer Programming Olympics
Russia's Internet Whiz Kid Tackles the News
With a staff of 24, Anton Nosik brings 24-hour breaking news to Russia's Web users
Telecom prize transforms Irish town
Beneath its picturesque streets, Ennis is now wired with a $14 million digital fibre ring
Phones keep Sweden's teens mobile
With 80 percent of teen-agers in Scandinavia now having a phone, is the next generation redefining communication?
Bridging the Gap
Is technology relevant? Ask a wheelchair-bound ham operator, poor Indian farmers and an expat son worried about his ill dad 
We're All Cyberlab Rats
Anthropologists have deserted the bush to study modern techno-man and how he's adapting to a world of wild gadgets 
Wired, But a Bit Worried
Will interactivity improve our lives? TIME's readers praise easy communication and openness but think we should slow down
Raising Flags on the High-Tech Highway
Marso's invisible "killer" is not a person, but a satellite that seeks
and destroys mobile phone users with a zap from outer space
Europe Tests Waters of e-Politics
"Britain is not ready for a Net election," says Mo Mowlam, a plain-speaking British politician
E-innovation, Estonian-style
Some countries have an e-minister.
Cutting-edge Estonia has an e-Cabinet
Firms Take IT to the Poor
People live on little more than a dollar a day in Ghana, west Africa, putting them squarely on the have-not side of a growing digital divide
Helping People to Help Themselves
CNN's Charles Hodson recently interviewed Carly Fiorina, CEO of Hewlett-Packard, on the digital divide
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