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India still votes for traditional media

158054808_2f2494fe85_b This IT wonder kid of the world is reluctant to embrace the application of new technology in elections. For this reason, the Indian electorate is a tough client when it comes to buying a political argument. Why? Read more…

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Check out our slide show pictures and audio report here http://tinyurl.com/dfmazc // 2009/03/20
Read our hottest report about the conference ?Let traditional media step down from the mounted frame? http://tinyurl.com/ca2s6x // 2009/03/20
Feel free to give your comments about the conference // 2009/03/19
Our first report article from the conference "Link between democracy, internet access" http://2009.inwent-iij-lab.org/?p=1218 // 2009/03/19
The conference is complete now. See our audio and video report on the website tomorrow http://2009.inwent-iij-lab.org/ // 2009/03/19
International media conference is over // 2009/03/19
http://twitpic.com/28rsh - Interesting discussion with interesting panel // 2009/03/19
Jan Faizullah said there is symbiotic relationship between traditional and digital journalism. // 2009/03/19
Premesh Chandran said, traditional journalism will survive if they could keep up both, credible and fast // 2009/03/19
Keep connection after the election is also important politician. // 2009/03/19