Tibet and Monkeyproof Wi-Fi Presented by Xeni Jardin at October 2006 SOCALWUG Meeting
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October 2nd, 2006 | 2:25 pm
Xeni’s Tibetan WiFi talk at SOCALWUG: Video…
Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects among Tibetan refugees in Dharamshala, India. During the session, we Skyped Yahel Ben-David — he’s the co-founder of Tibtec.org and the forthcoming Air Jaldi…
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October 2nd, 2006 | 2:51 pm
Xeni’s Tibetan WiFi talk at SOCALWUG: Video…
Xeni Jardin: Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects…
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October 2nd, 2006 | 3:28 pm
[…] Xeni Jardin: Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects among Tibetan refugees in Dharamshala, India. During the session, we Skyped Yahel Ben-David — he’s the co-founder of Tibtec.org and the forthcoming Air Jaldi summit there. Link to video, and here’s the “reporter’s notebook” blog I’m maintaining about that trip, and stories encountered along the way. […]
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October 2nd, 2006 | 4:42 pm
[…] Xeni visits the SOCALWUG (also known as Southern California Wireless User Group) where she chatted about her visit to the Tibetan government in exile and in particular the wireless mesh network in Dharamsala and McLeod Ganj. She also skypes with Yael Ben-David back in the Himalayas. Lots of monkey talk goes on which is good entertainment and good insight on how to deal with various local problems. The SOCALWUG could use a little postproduction help; the buzz and humm in the video is tough to endure. Xeni hypes the talk on her Tibet blog, but there’s not a transcript there just an announcement of the talk. You need the SOCALWUG link. […]
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October 3rd, 2006 | 12:29 am
[…] Xeni Jardin: Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects among Tibetan refugees in Dharamshala, India. During the session, we Skyped Yahel Ben-David — he’s the co-founder of Tibtec.org and the forthcoming Air Jaldi summit there. Link to video, and here’s the “reporter’s notebook” blog I’m maintaining about that trip, and stories encountered along the way. […]
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Xeni’s Tibetan WiFi talk at SOCALWUG: Video…
Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects among Tibetan refugees in Dharamshala, India. During the session, we Skyped Yahel Ben-David — he’s the co-founder of Tibtec.org and the forthcoming Air Jaldi…
Xeni’s Tibetan WiFi talk at SOCALWUG: Video…
Xeni Jardin: Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects…
[…] Xeni Jardin: Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects among Tibetan refugees in Dharamshala, India. During the session, we Skyped Yahel Ben-David — he’s the co-founder of Tibtec.org and the forthcoming Air Jaldi summit there. Link to video, and here’s the “reporter’s notebook” blog I’m maintaining about that trip, and stories encountered along the way. […]
[…] Xeni visits the SOCALWUG (also known as Southern California Wireless User Group) where she chatted about her visit to the Tibetan government in exile and in particular the wireless mesh network in Dharamsala and McLeod Ganj. She also skypes with Yael Ben-David back in the Himalayas. Lots of monkey talk goes on which is good entertainment and good insight on how to deal with various local problems. The SOCALWUG could use a little postproduction help; the buzz and humm in the video is tough to endure. Xeni hypes the talk on her Tibet blog, but there’s not a transcript there just an announcement of the talk. You need the SOCALWUG link. […]
[…] Xeni Jardin: Here’s the video from a talk I gave at SOCALWUG last week about community wireless projects among Tibetan refugees in Dharamshala, India. During the session, we Skyped Yahel Ben-David — he’s the co-founder of Tibtec.org and the forthcoming Air Jaldi summit there. Link to video, and here’s the “reporter’s notebook” blog I’m maintaining about that trip, and stories encountered along the way. […]