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Ros Donald in How We Get To NextOct 5, 20155 min read

A Darker Future For Us All

The battle against light pollution is on

Rainmaker Labs in Rainmaker LabsJan 611 min read

Bringing 4G To Developing Countries

Your 2012-vintage phone is dead.

BY NERMIN HAJDARBEGOVIC.

You’re not committed to a specific carrier through a two-year contract, you don’t care about brand loyalty, and you’re not one of those…

mycujoo TVMar 163 min read

Hope and Placelessness

The Power of Football

One of the most exciting aspect of mycujoo.tv is the possibility of opening channels around the world. There is no limit, no barrier and certainly no structural censorship: as long as the Internet connection is strong enough…

Mikala StreeterMar 291 min read

No Presidential Candidate Is Worth My Time

Ezinne Ukoha

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Thanks for writing this. Curious to know if you read the Medium post by the editor from the Guardian. He talked about their struggles as a newspaper to present news stories outside of “the West”, largely because people won’t read them. Other countries don’t have this struggle, of course.

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Alida DagostinoSep 21, 20154 min read

The Shepherdess In My ‘Hood

This last weekend, I found the first few minutes of quiet that I’ve had since the reality of this move to Tirana unfolded months and months ago. The State Department’s process for moving families overseas can only be described, at its best, as challenging. I have waged, and…

Evan Hansen in LinkReply: BlockchainJul 15, 20151 min read

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funds Bitsoko, promotes bitcoin literacy in Kenya — www.coinfox.info

Bitsoko is a Nairobi-based Android digital currency wallet that seeks to integrate the blockchain technology to the mobile payment market in Africa. The wallet enables sending money from a smartphone for a 0.1% transaction…

Penny WarrenMar 181 min read

Depression — the global problem

Ildiko S.Feb 171 min read

Go to the Fun Countries

Ben Thomas

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I know, this is not the point, but at the moment living as an expat in one of those “fun” countries, it sounds extremely offensive. People get robbed here everyday, and they do not smile. People get attacked, killed, raped and they do not feel that they are finally living.
Altough, I see your point, it feels like going out for an adventure from your…

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