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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"public Wi-Fi"”.

  1. FRAC: Design and Implementation of an Advertisement-based Community Network Sharing Framework

    There has been an overwhelming interest in public Wi-Fi due to the increasing number of mobile users and a growing perception that Wi-Fi provides better connection experience at lower costs. Moreover, end users increasingly expect Wi-Fi to be free, thereby motivating a strong transition in leading …

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  2. The influence of social media on e-democracy in respect of governance and service delivery within eThekwini metropolitan municipality

    … focusing on governance and service delivery within the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality. Anchored in theoretical frameworks such as Techno-Optimism, Filter Bubble Theory, Digital Citizenship, Decentralised Participatory Democracy (DPD), and Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), the research …

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  3. The Contribution of Information and Communication Technology to the wellbeing of the urban poor in South Africa

    Within the context of an increasingly pervasive digital society, this study seeks to understand the extent to which Internet-enabled mobile phones contribute towards the social and economic inclusion or exclusion of the urban poor in South Africa. This stems from the growing recognition that …

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  4. Race & Mobility in the Digital Periphery: New Urban Frontiers of Migration Control

    … technologies such as sophisticated public Wi-Fi, smart ID cards, and digitalised city services, in an environment prone to deportation raids, has led to deep information “panics”. In Berlin, a combination of civil society and private sector technology initiatives have produced a …

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