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Le Congo numérique en construction: Plaidoyer pour une structuration cohérente des infrastructures de connectivité

Max Bouhoyi

Brazzaville: L'Harmattan Brazzaville (2025), 138 pp.

"Dans cet ouvrage ambitieux, Max Bouhoyi dresse un état des lieux rigoureux des infrastructures numériques du Congo, en s'intéressant aux deux piliers de la connectivité : le segment spatial (satellites) et le segment maritime (câbles sous-marins et fibre optique). À travers une approche à la ... more

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The Acacia Atlas 2005: Mapping African ICT Growth = L'Atlas Acacia 2005: Cartographie de la croissance des TIC en Afrique
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Ottawa: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) (2005), 36 pp.

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Digitaler Kolonialismus: Wie Tech-Konzerne und Großmächte die Welt unter sich aufteilen
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Ingo Dachwitz, Sven Hilbig

München: Beck (2025), 351 pp.

"Das Versprechen der Digitalen Revolution ist die Heilserzählung unsererZeit. Dieses Buch erzählt eine andere Geschichte: Die des digitalen Kolonialismus. Statt physisches Land einzunehmen, erobern die heutigen Kolonialherren den digitalen Raum. Statt nach Gold und Diamanten lassen sie unter mensc ... more

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Transformative Connectivity: Trends in Satellite Innovation

Geneva: ITU (2024), 8 pp.

"Satellite technology represents a transformative solution to global connectivity challenges, particularly in developing countries and in rural and remote regions. By expanding connectivity in these historically underserved areas, satellite networks are bridging the digital divide and driving sustai ... more

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Handbook on Small Satellites

Ali R. Ebadi et al.

Geneva: ITU, 2023 edition (2023), viii, 200 pp.

"In the field of small satellites, the technical and capital barriers to entry are often low, and small satellite development can be more affordable and rapid for various entities (start-ups, universities, research institutions, etc.) due to their lower cost, simpler design, flexible launching requi ... rements and modular payload configurations. The development of small satellites is an evolution in the overall satellite industry, which provides opportunities for greater and easier access to, and use of, space services by all countries. Governments and private enterprises are developing small satellite projects to promote not only the traditional satellite applications in data communications, Earth exploration, space research, monitoring of ground environment including climate change and global warming, space environment monitoring, satellite navigation and positioning, education, agriculture, forestry, disaster recovery, scientific experiments, testing innovative technologies, national defence, but also the development of multi-satellite fleets (constellation) for the satellite internet access, and further enabling integration with 5G, the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities, business intelligence and many other areas in completing various difficult tasks in space. The vast range of possible diverse applications stems from a number of small satellite characteristics that can be summarised as follows: rapid build/launch cycle; affordable projects with low capital investment and operating costs; modular and standardized design (e.g. CubeSats standard); lower latency due to lower orbits; seamless coverage to all areas of the world when used in constellations; easy to expand, update, renew, augment and replenish the satellite fleet. In recent years, small satellites have been steadily launched, which gradually proved the feasibility of small satellite constellations. The small satellite industry has seen an incredible surge in the number of small satellites launched over the last few years. Small satellites with advanced technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning in the future are likely to bring new features to the field of satellite communications [...] Based on the above reflections and observations, the purposes of this Handbook on Small Satellites are as follows: to extend international cooperation among all ITU Member States, entities and organizations for the development and rational use of small satellites; to promote the adoption of small satellite technologies on a worldwide basis while striving to meet in a rational, equitable, effective, efficient, economic, and timely way of use of radiofrequency spectrum and satellite-orbit resources; to provide a detailed guidance on the regulatory environment and procedures, specifically the application of the Radio Regulations, for administrations, small satellite operators and service providers in the study/research, design, launch and application of small satellites; to promote and to offer technical assistance to developing countries, enterprises and individuals in the field of small satellite utilization; to help administrations/new entrants with information on the relevant space services with allocated radio-frequency spectrum, characterization and description of small satellites, characteristics of space and Earth segments, types of missions, space object registration, launch considerations, as well as space debris mitigation; to raise international awareness on current practices and applications with key drivers, restraints, challenges, and opportunities; to ensure interference-free operations of small satellite systems by implementing the Radio Regulations and regional agreements, as well as updating the system in an efficient and timely manner through the processes of world and regional information sharing and cooperation; to provide a reference tool for satellite operators and service providers interested in operating or utilizing such satellites, as well as national regulators to manage the small satellite applications." (Introduction, pages 1-2) more

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No heavenly bodies: A history of satellite communications infrastructure

Christine E. Evans, Lars Lundgren

Cambridge: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2023), 238 pp.

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Beyond Borders: Satellite Applications for Humanitarian Emergencies
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Giulia Costella, David Garcia, David Hodgson, Nicki McGoh, Stella Chelangat Mutai, Catherine Lilian Nakalembe, Rhiannan Price, David Taverner

Farnham, Surrey (UK): Caribou Space; UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub (2022), 97 pp.

"Satellite applications are being developed by an increasingly complex web of supplyside stakeholders and are being applied across a range of use cases in the life cycle of a humanitarian emergency. However, there is a limited body of evidence to offer humanitarians guidance on where satellite techn ... more

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International Communication: A Reader

Daya Kishan Thussu (ed.)

New York: Routledge (2010), xxiii, 590 pp.

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Enhancing Pacific Connectivity: The Current Situation, Opportunities for Progress

Bangkok: United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP); UNDP; UN-OHRLLS (2008), xii, 81 pp.

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Enciclopédia básica da mídia eletrônica

Ricardo Pizzotti

São Paulo: Senac (2003), 294 pp.

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Encyclopedia of International Media and Communications, Volume 4: R-Z, Index

Donald H. Johnston (ed.)

New York: Academic Press (2003), 29, 747 pp.

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Encyclopedia of Communication and Information. Vol. 3: Por-Zoo

Jorge Reina Schement (ed.)

New York et al.: Macmillan Reference, Gale Group (2001), pp. 715-1161

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La democratización de los medios: Radiotelevisión comunitaria. Segundo congreso de radio y televisiones locales, públicas y alternativas

Manuel Chaparro Escudero

Sevilla: EMA-RTV (1999), 322 pp.

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Was Sie über Rundfunk wissen sollten

Arbeitsgemeinschaft der öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunkanstalten der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (ARD), Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) (eds.)

Berlin: Vistas (1998), 448 pp.

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Guidelines for Communication Technologies

Armin Klein

Stuttgart: Fördergesellschaft für angepaßte Techniken (FAKT) (1998), 52 pp.

"The guidelines, written on behalf of the Association of Church Development Services (AG KED) and Misereor, provide basic knowledge about the most important communication technologies, from mail to radio, television, telephone, and fax to networking computers on the Internet." (commbox)

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Zukunftsmarkt Telekommunikation: Aktuelle Trends in Lateinamerika

Köln: Bundesstelle für Außenhandelsinformation (BfAI) (1997), 217 pp.

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Télévisions, paraboles et démocraties en Afrique noire

Abdoul Ba

Paris: L'Harmattan (1996), 187 pp.

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Internationales Handbuch für Hörfunk und Fernsehen 1992/1993

Baden-Baden; Hamburg: Nomos (1992), 162, 240, 100, 297, 150, 77, 128, 154 pp.

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Usos y alternativas satelitales en América Latina y el Caribe

José Pasquini Durán, Washington Uranga

Buenos Aires: DECOM Comunicación Latinoamericana; Asociación Mundial para la Comunicación Cristiana (WACC) (1992), 98 pp.

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Transnational Communications: Wiring the Third World

Gerald Sussman, John A. Lent (eds.)

London: Sage (1991), xv, 327 pp.

The Acacia Atlas 2005: Mapping African ICT Growth = L'Atlas Acacia 2005: Cartographie de la croissance des TIC en Afrique Top Insights

Digitaler Kolonialismus: Wie Tech-Konzerne und Großmächte die Welt unter sich aufteilen Top Insights

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The Acacia Atlas 2005: Mapping African ICT Growth = L'Atlas Acacia 2005: Cartographie de la croissance des TIC en Afrique
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Digitaler Kolonialismus: Wie Tech-Konzerne und Großmächte die Welt unter sich aufteilen
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Beyond Borders: Satellite Applications for Humanitarian Emergencies
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