Security and Software for Cybercafes* provides relevant theoretical
frameworks and current empirical research findings on the security measures and software necessary for cybercafes, offering information technology professionals, scholars, researchers, and educators detailed knowledge and understanding of this innovative and leading-edge issue, both in industrialized and developing countries.

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Imagine your email routine. You log into your email and sit back to tackle your correspondence. You notice with some pleasure that there is a lot less spam than usual, and note that there generally is a light load to address. But then suddenly the mail you were about to read is gone. A few minutes later a few messages appear again and you start reading them. Then, boom - they are gone too. Panic takes hold.

This is the sort of thing that we all imagine can't happen to us - but is possible, and it did happen to a Kabissa member this week.

Tactical Tech's NGO-in-a-box project is a series of innovative toolkits designed to meet the specialised technology needs of non-profit organisations such as NGOs, activists, independent journalists and community groups. As the name suggests, each toolkit is a box containing: * CDs containing specifically selected Free and Open Source Software * easy-to-use tutorials * hands-on guides * informative case studies

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An excellent guide on blogging in general this guide provides expert advice on how to publish online in countries where independent news media is restricted and one could be arrested for publishing online or even ostracised for voicing certain opinions.

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