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International companies have scrambled over the past week to learn the fate of their employees in Haiti, keep survivors safe and begin producing again, even as rubble and bodies are cleared.
The impoverished Caribbean nation sits far outside the mainstream of commerce in the Americas.
But companies in service businesses such as tourism, aviation and banking have employees in the country, as do apparel manufacturers.
Within hours of the earthquake Tuesday evening, Citigroup Inc. C 0.04 % officials in New York got word that their three-story headquarters in Port-au-Prince had been destroyed.
The building was the workplace of more than 40 employees, primarily in the company's transaction-services business, which helps businesses move money into and out of the country, as well as a handful who staffed a retail bank branch there.
By Wednesday morning, one Citigroup employee had been found dead, and others remained missing.
Hundreds of workers may have been killed when a T-shirt factory owned by a subcontractor of Canada's Gildan Activewear Inc. GIL -1.55 % collapsed. The supplier of clothing to be stamped with corporate logos and other messages learned last week that the workers were trapped, along with six of its own employees.
Alain Villard, owner and president of the contractor, Palm Apparel SA, has held a vigil by the plant since its collapse. He watched French search teams check the wreckage on Monday and estimates some 450 to 500 workers are still buried there.
But he says his thoughts are on the living and how to start back up.
"These people live day by day," he explains, so he wants to get them back and earning money. "Staying at home 15-20 days doesn't work for them. It hurts ... we'll work around the clock if we have to."
The quake hit at 4:59 p.m. The bell rings to end the day at 4:30, but just about all workers stay on to make some extra money, he said. They are paid piecemeal—averaging about 250 gourdes (about $7) a day for producing 50 boxes of shirts. Each box holds six dozen.
"People were jumping from the top story onto the containers and then to the ground," said Sonia Lape, a worker who was working in the wing that didn't collapse.
A much bigger, three-story section is now in ruins. At the foot of the rubble were lunch tins, thermal lunch boxes, purses, wallets, a black cardigan and the toppled blue shelf that had held them.
The smell of dead bodies was strong on Monday. The French search teams said they had found no signs of life.
The plant in the mostly poor Carrefour neighborhood of the capital is one of two factories that Mr. Villard and a partner run in Port-au-Prince for Gildan.
The collapsed plant employed 1,500 workers who took cut cotton cloth from the Dominican Republic and turned it into shirts. The other plant, largely intact in another section of the city, employs 1,800. It was about a $10 million-a-year business in all, Mr. Villard said.
Mr. Villard said he is starting a registry for employees, where they can leave their names and phone numbers. Addresses are useless these days in Haiti, as so many people were displaced.
Gildan is sending a group of corporate managers to Haiti this week, has added shifts to factories in Honduras and Nicaragua and is accelerating the ramp-up of a plant in the Dominican Republic.
Mr. Villard hopes to resume operations in his other Port-au-Prince plant later this week.
Among the injured at the Citigroup offices was the company's top executive in Haiti, Gladys Coupet, who broke her leg but was otherwise safe. In phone conversations with executives in New York, Ms. Coupet informed her bosses that some of Citigroup's employees there were unaccounted for.
Citigroup dispatched a team of employees from its Security & Investigative Services unit to the scene. With the main airport jammed, the team, staffed largely by ex-military and law-enforcement officials, boarded helicopters in the Dominican Republic for the flight to Haiti.
Equipped with medical supplies and satellite phones, the group's primary mission was to rescue Citigroup employees from the ruins of the company's building.
The security team arrived at the building last Thursday to participate in the rescue efforts and otherwise assist Citigroup employees. By the evening, the company had confirmed that "a few" of its employees had died in the earthquake and its aftermath.
This is a loss that touches each of us," Citigroup Chief Executive Vikram Pandit wrote that evening in a memo to employees. On Monday, the bank's team was helping employees get medical attention and meet other needs. Citigroup didn't have any more details of casualties.
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. RCL 0.23 % , one of the country's largest employers, said its 230 workers in Haiti have been accounted for.
Another several hundred Haitians were working on the company's ships at the time of the disaster. Royal Caribbean said Sunday it still hadn't managed to contact 10 of the 50 crew members who were ashore when the earthquake hit.
AMR Corp.'s American Airlines has more than 100 employees in the country. All are now accounted for and safe, the airline said Sunday, though some had minor injuries. As recently as Friday, about a third still hadn't been accounted for.
Bellevue, Wash.-based holding company Trilogy International Partners, the owner of Voila, a mobile-phone company based in Port-au-Prince, said all but one of its 500 employees survived the earthquake.
Carol Wilson, the company's corporate compliance director, said most employees were still at work at the time of the earthquake, and all four of the company's buildings remained intact. The employee who was killed died when his house collapsed on him, Ms. Wilson said.
In the initial hours after the earthquake, Voila was able to communicate through its network and send word that most employees were safe. By early Wednesday morning, Trilogy had sent a planeload of supplies along with management and technical teams to aid employees, Ms. Wilson said.
Retailer Gap Inc. had two employees in the country at the time of the disaster. Neither was hurt, and they have returned home to the Dominican Republic, the company said.
The U.S. State Department estimates that approximately 40,000 to 45,000 Americans were in Haiti, but a relatively small number of them were likely there for business reasons, said State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley A number of others worked for aid groups and churches.
Mr. Villard, owner of the T-shirt company, is determined to reopen the damaged factory soon. Pointing to a one-story section of the building that still stands, he said, "I can get 500 to 600 people back to work there in a week."
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The annual conference, which is a scholarly venue to disseminate new knowledge on service-learning and community engagement, was held Sept. 26-28 in New Orleans.
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Nicole Razor '16, a member of the Elon women's basketball team, and Exercise Science Professor Eric Hall looked into how an athlete's perception of pain before an injury factored into how they experienced pain when injured.
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As Kevin pointed out in part 7, there are resources to help VMware IT Pros understand how to work with Hyper-V. This is extremely helpful, especially if you need to run a mixed environment of both VMware and Microsoft virtualization technologies. If you end up with a mixed environment, the next question is how do you manage it all? SCVMM has been able to connect to your VMware environment since the beginning. With System Center 2012, you'll also be able to connect to a
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I bring up the importance of monitoring because when you have multiple platforms it's very important from an operational sense to make sure you have solid metrics for each. Thanks to the extensibility of System Center Operations Manager, there are numerous 3rd party management packs available for a wide range of systems and operating systems. Veeam just happens to make a great Management Pack for VMware. For a good overview, check out a recent Webinar we did with Pete Zerger, MVP – OpsMgr, Cameron Fuller, MVP - OpsMgr and Alec King, product manager for the MP.
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Teamtrac combines version control, ticket and working hour data
Teamtrac combines data from ticketing systems, version control and time recording, and generates statistical data. Version 0.5 of this Web-based software has now been released under GPLv2.
Software projects can use the tool to discover how long ticket processing has taken, or how much time a developer has spent in achieving specific milestones.
Teamtrac targets teams who already use a version control system such as CVS or Subversion, a bug tracker such as Trac or Bugzilla, or time recording software. The working hours can be acquired in programs such as Tutos or Kimai, or in flat spreadsheet format.
The software requires a Web server with PHP 4 support and the Smarty template engine. The GD graphics library is also required for dynamic chart generation. Some modules additionally need a database. Users authenticate against the Web server, Apache for example.
Despite the low version number, the Teamtrac developers claim that their software is stable. The software has now been released for the first time on the Freshmeat Web portal. Developers report successful operations with 6000 Subversion changesets and 16000 ticket changes in Trac. For further details and for the PHP program code visit the Teamtrac Homepage.
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The 2010 Julius H. Comroe, Jr., Lecture of the American Physiological Society focuses on evolving ideas in chemoreception for CO2/pH in terms of what is "sensed," where it is sensed, and how the sensed information is used physiologically. Chemoreception is viewed as involving neurons (and glia) at many sites within the hindbrain, including, but not limited to, the retrotrapezoid nucleus, the medullary raphe, the locus ceruleus, the nucleus tractus solitarius, the lateral hypothalamus (orexin neurons), and the caudal ventrolateral medulla. Central chemoreception also has an important nonadditive interaction with afferent information arising at the carotid body. While ventilation has been viewed as the primary output variable, it appears that airway resistance, arousal, and blood pressure can also be significantly affected. Emphasis is placed on the importance of data derived from studies performed in the absence of anesthesia.
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Our exhibition Miró: The Ladder of Escape is now open at Tate Modern.
Here you can see over 150 paintings, works on paper and sculptures, including, as you may have already read in the press, five of his large triptychs which have been brought together for the first time.
We are very excited about this exhibition - and look forward to hearing your comments. So please do post your messages on the Tate blog below. We look forward to hearing from you. Matthew Gale is head of displays at Tate Modern and co-curator of Joan Miró: The Ladder of Escape.
Joan Miró: The Ladder of Escape is at Tate Modern until 11 September.
I really enjoyed this exhibition - Miró has some very interesting pieces which I'd not come across before and didn't realise how much his style changed over the years. My personal highlights are the very fine drawings of 'The Farm' in the first room, 'Constellations' and the blue triptych.
Very pleased to have membership and being able to see all the exhibitions I want without even booking!
I thought the exhibition was fantastic! I had seen Miro's work at his house-museum in Barcelona but I had never seen his early works. I was particularly struck by those. The entire exhibition was just fabulous.
I loved the exhibition; the work and the order of display as it was exemplar of Miro's development. I find Miro most impressionable for his relay of concept. I think the simplicities he has implemented enhance the communication of his ideoligies. His thought processes I hope will inspire my own work. The exhibition was a very nice place to be on my birthday!
Loved it! Profoundly moving. A must see!
Fantastic exhibition, showed he was a truly radical artist who produced beautiful work. Well done Tate following on the success of the Gaugin exhibition. Being a member is very cheap!!! and remarkably good value. CHEERS
I found some of his work beautiful, some not so, but all showing an artist developing, changing, expressing himself - brilliant!
I thoroughlly enjoyed visiting the Miro exhibition on Thursday. The ipod was especially good in so many ways. As a member, I look forward to returning to this worthwhile exhibition. bw Ros
fantastic.... l felt like watching music, many thanks!
no R.C. he did not ,his picture dynamic owes more to Chinese art .
Very impressive curatorial work! It generally is at Tate Modern, which is the reason I am happily a member (and a happy member). Miro's work, although he himself is famous, does not appear to be well known--at least not through all of the phases of his art. This exhibit explains Miro's artistic development. Thank you!
Miro certainly did understand cubism. He says in the comment and interview by James Sweeney published in 1948 that he "learned the structure of a picture from cubism."
I copied a Miro I saw in South of France at the Height Foundation ( in five minutes ) ie. 3 red flowers on black stalks ( one heart shaped )on white background . Very striking , I wonder what it is worth ?? My copy I mean ???. Good exhibition , tho' I did'nt realise Miro was so prolific or surrealist . I just find a lot of " Artists " take the mickey with the crap they dish out sometimes , especially when they have become famous and arrogant and ( you could say successful ) I think they are encouraged by "Some ART CRITICS " who can't paint themselves but ride on the fame of others with nonsense comments. I know some feel we have to push the boundaries , fair comment ! Who is being conned ? The public ??
Having said that some of the work was great and varied and we enjoyed a good part of the ART. We will visit again.
I saw the exhibition yesterday and found it stunning and moving. It literally took my breath away at times. The brightness of colour and the luminous quality is so vivid. I have been an admirer of Miro for a long time, and what is brilliant at the Tate is the scale and the sense of context. It is so well put together. Someone on the BBC2 Review programme last night suggested not reading the labels which I found odd because the information is so useful for understanding the context of the artist. Congratulations on a fantastic experience.
I had not seen any of Miro's early work; that was interesting. Nor had I realised he was still painting in the late 70s and beyond; that was enlightening. However his surrealist work still leaves me underwhelmed: beautifully executed, colourful but meaningless. It has the same effect on me that agreat Roman Catholic Cathedral would probably have on a Martian who knew nothing of Christian symbolism and its Muslim and Jewish antecedents. I couldn't and still can't "read" his pictures and so they don't speak to me.
This was an excellently curated collection. It was particularly fascinating to see the gradual evolution of Miro's style and to understand how external influences changed how he painted. As with Picasso, it is important to see the painterly style of his early works to help make some sense of the later. Nevertheless, there is an awful lot of pretentious nonsence written about Miro. I liked his early works and his sculptures and was fascinated, but not particularly moved, by his subsequent move into so-called surrealism. I enjoyed some of his much later work, but found the bulk of this exhibition unexceptional as art. Could Miro have been having a joke at our expense? You've pictured three rooms in your blog which are certainly colourful. But others are not even that.
I thought I knew Miro but this TATE MODERN exhibition opened my eyes to a lot of works that i had not seen. I loved the joyful, playful early works , especailly "The Farm." The large colour fieldworks were an oasis of calm beauty and a great contrast to Republican works like Aidez l'Espagne. The 1973 burnt canvases were remarkable and a manifestation of the final avant garde in Miro's work. Shirley
Incredible exhibition that I was excited to see. The new audio guides are fantastic as well, meaning that you don't have to cram yourself into a group of 30 around one painting to find out more about it. Can we please have a kandinsky exhibition soon!
Hi Mathew , Saw the exhibition last Thursday , some excellent ?!! Well displayed. Some was rubbish ( or I don't understand it, ! Surrealism ???? ) scribbles in crayon called Prison/escaping ?? Whats that ?? Seems once these Artists are Famous ANYTHING they do is admired and raved about by "EXPERTS , so called )Explain please, how is a single wavy line on a huge white canvas called ART ??? I don't get it !! I wish I did !!I enjoyed about half, the rest my 3 year old could do ! Maybe I should have paid for the Audio ?? Well presented and not too crowded . Maybe a 2nd visit is needed as I am a member. Thanks
In the Blue Triptych, the wonder of a whisper!
Hi Matthew What a fantastic exhibition. There was plenty of space to view everything properly without being jostled. What really came alive for me was the progression in his thinking and artistic style. The audio commentary was particularly good. Well done to everyone involved in this exhibition.
Really enjoyed the exhibition and willt ry to go back and go over it again more slowly perhaps with the audio-guide. Expanded my view of Miro considerably - he seemsvery exploratory and on a constant 'journey' - I had been totally unaware of his earlier and more 'impressionist' work. Very good exhibition!
Very interesting to see how Miro changed his style throughout his life from beginning to end. Loved it. Well curated. xx
I really enjoyed the exhibition, thought it was well laid out especially having the triptychs in their own space with seating. I would have liked to see some of Miro's ceramics that were mentioned but not on display. I would have liked a larger selection of the artworks available as postcards. Well done.
We visited yesterday and started in the last room - partly to avoid the crowds and partly because it can be quite an interesting way to view an artist's work - and we thought the show outstanding. Miro's energy poured out of the canvasses and we found it enlivening and so pleased he lived to see Franco's regime ended. It is a great show and we will re-visit and recommend.
One observation: it is a long show, so maybe some additional seating might be useful!
BTW: I commend David Rossner's three year old on their artistic talents :-)
We had a wonderful time at the exhibition. It was highly informative, well organized and gave my wife and I a comprehensive view of an artist whose works we admired but knew very sparsely. Real pleasure, not to be missed. Thanks, João Carlos
a fantastic exhibition, broadening my knowledge and appreciation of this inspirational artist.I have visited both Miro Foundations in Barcelona and Palma but feel this exhibition provided context leading to greater understanding of Miro's work. I'll be back soon.
enjoyed 'barcelona' series and royal family - and lots of the titles were great
To appreciate Miro's work it has to be viewed close up because his colours are so vibrant, even the minutest detail. I loved the whole exhibition because not only was his work well displayed, there were lots of vantage points from a seated position. Also the video display outside the room gave an excellent account of his working life. Thank you so much, I shall be travelling to Tate Modern to see it again, bringing another friend.
I really enjoyed this exhibition. It was really interesting to see how his art developed over the years, and I found that (unlike for the Tate Britain watercolour exhibition) the wall notes were quite helpful. So many of his paintings are evocative of the wonderful light and colours of the Catalonian landscape. I will definitely be making a return visit.
A magical collection so comprehensive and with such stylistic contrast. I was bemused as to why nobody visiting found the titles of his work amusing. What a sense of humour! You can get so close and examine the techniques he used. I shall visit again soon.
the exhibition is breath-taking and i look forward to returning many more times over the next few months.
I loved this exhibition - a lot of the paintings encouraged me to dream and made my imagination to work. Thought is was so well curated.
Really just posting here to say I think the hanging of the burnt paintings was inspired. The ones against a wall let you feel safe as the wall filled in the space/created another dimension, but the ones hanging in air looked so brutalised I was really shocked and upset by them. Brilliant painting, brilliant presentation of the work.
Thanks. J.
Loved the show...The colour..the technique and the deep spiritual and political messages contained and preserved for ever...A man both of his time and ahead of it.
Well done Tate...
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A triumph for mediocrity!
I loved the Miro exhibition! I was really struck by the mixture of childlike exuberance and anxiety evident in most of his work. The sculptures were particularly powerful.
I had read Waldemar Januszczak's review of the exhibition before going, and seeing those works made me realise how wide of the mark and disingenuous the critic's writeup had been; he claimed Miro's work is all fun and whimsy and neglected to mention the artist's responses to the Spanish Civil War or ways in which his work directly engaged with that conflict and other political upheavals. He also affected not to know that curatorial decisions about the Tate retrospective were informed in part by Miro's engagement with the real world of politics and war, and "predicted" that the Tate's stance on Miro would wrongheadedly see political significance and a darker vein in the works on display. I can understand a critic's antagonism to po-faced worthiness in art curation, but deliberately ignoring the facts as a way of deriding the Tate's work is just absurd.
Well done, Tate!
Hey Matthew!
Loved it. Had a really crap day at work and only the thought of going to Miro last night kept me from loosing it. Really exhilarating to see so much vibrancy, stunning colour, minute detail, range styles, awesome scale, juxtaposition of materials, concepts and great titles. It calmed and soothed me. I was also taken by the lovely Miro jewellery, so much so that I bought a complete set - extravagant or what!!
Fab. Thank you.
Miro didn't even understand cubism,I'm sorry Roger Cook,fascism etc,yes true all well and good but the average pole dancer evinces more 'libidinal energy'.They were always asking Picasso if he was a Communist (the main use of which was to at least offset Fascism ) and he would answer well, he was and he wasn't ( the correct answer for an artist surely) Genuine automatism doesn't keep coming up with the same motifs ?(see Yeats)I think Miro is more akin to folk art style and cross ethnic input such as inspired Gaudi who took these to much greater expression though.
I have a particular fascination with the early stages of an artist's experience and its transformation into their mature style. Jackson Pollock, Arshile Gorky and many others illustrate this phenomenon well. Some - especially the Secessionists - returned periodically to their lyrical roots with landscapes and scenes of childhood. I was astonished, nevertheless, to see how the dense event horizons of Miro's wonderful, glowing views of Mont-roig evaporated like morning mist, leaving the kernels of his mature symbolism dotted across his pictorial fields from as early as the 1920's. The symbols crowd into the incredible concentrations of the "Constellations" before - once again - melting away leaving the pure expanses of the triptichs.
As a teenager, my late mother wanted to run away from home and fight in the Spanish Civil War. Unable to speak a word of Spanish, she learned several Llorca poems by heart, and she kept a few stones and an olive branch from Viznar/Alfacar as a hommage in a small bowl in her bedroom. Unaccountably, she did not seem to grasp Miro's political message in the same way as Lorca's poetry: the visual medium was never as accessible to her, and she struggled with surrealism. Thankfully, I have no such problem.
What a treat, too, to have such diverse works assembled from such a wide variety of collections, all hung and captioned so intelligently and informatively. Long live this kind of "blockbuster".
I though it was a brilliant exhibition. I had no idea that there was so much to Miro's work. It was truly amazing to see how his style had evolved over his lifetime, and a real emotional journey! It was beautiful to see him develop his calligraphical technique, the two tryptic rooms were stunning and then the shocking way his savage pieces were displayed made seem alive. I only wish I had known more about the events and politics that influcenced his work before visiting - though I left hungry to find out more!
Since visiting Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona few years ago I have been waiting to see more of Miro's original work and the exhibition at the Tate Modern fulfilled my dream - it exceeded all my expectations. I brought my daughter, who is also a longstanding fan of Tate Modern, to see the exhibition and we both agreed that it was truly a wonderful and powerful experience. The impact of war in Miro's work was highlighted especially well.
I joined Tate as a member today so that I can see the exhibition again.
I saw the exhibition at the preview and it's another winner for Tate Modern but I could have done with a little more about Miro the man as I explain in my blog post http://www.grapefruitcrazy.com/2011/04/before-you-go-to-tate-moderns-joan-miro...
My bad luck!...I'll be in London in late November and as each year, will visit the TATE MODERN which I love! Miro moves me...its color and intensity reminds me of the eyes of a child, so beautiful!
Will be in London in three weeks time from Australia. Thank you Tate for getting the timing right. Usually the best exhibitions are closing the week before I arrive or open the week after I leave. Really looking forward to seeing Miro in a major show. Tate Modern is always a favourite on my visits.
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A more moving experience than I had thought that I'm thrilled to have seen. I shall make a second visit if possible!
A more moving experience than I had thought
A wonderful exhibition! I especially like the excellent selection of works and the disposition in the rooms, to observe the works with pleasure. Congratulations.
Absolutely fabulous. Maravioso. Sincerely,
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This is such a great show - so thoughtfully curated. I couldn't believe how surprising I found it. I lived in Barcelona for a year too and so thought I knew Miro's work well....not so well it turns out.
Anyway, we love the show so much that we've managed to nab two tickets to give away to it....visit www.a-littlebird.com to enter our prize draw.
Miro what can I say.....source of inspiration, the colors, the composition it blows my mind every single time.
Ticket London is in the pocket, see ya Tate!
miro is never enough! i will be visiting this week! :)


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Reinventing physics for life-sciences majors
July 2013, page 38
An introductory physics course that meets the needs of biology students must recognize that the two disciplines see the world differently.
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We thank our biology colleagues Jessica Bolker and Todd Cooke for many years of valuable discussions and for detailed suggestions for this article. We are also grateful to our colleagues in physics, biology, and chemistry for their input and collaboration. The work described here has been supported by NSF and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute NEXUS grant.
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On the quintet's third and latest record, Prolonging the Magic, Cake gives lots of play to its country influences, without giving up much of its laid-back attitude. With wordplay bordering on absurd, singer/guitarist John McCrea deadpans lyrics while the band bangs out crystalline grooves, often accented by the lonesome country sound of pedal steel. It's not quite alternative rock, not quite Americana and not quite funky. The band's closest cousin might be Beck, were he to fancy himself more of a cowboy. Cake's new record lacks the aggression that drove its hit "The Distance" (from the previous record), but the slowed, down-home feel of Magic is more in keeping with its newly declared "irony-free" stance. What makes the Sacramento, California, band interesting, though, are the songs, not just the odd fusion of sounds. McCrea's observations ("Sheep go to heaven / Goats go to hell," "As soon as you're born, you start dying") and the country-funk accented by Vince Di Fiore's trumpet make for complex songs. Taking right-angle turns, the tunes stay off-kilter, but only just enough to keep them sounding unique. The omnipresent "Never There," with its trumpet break, dial-tone-as-synthesizer and synthetic drums, still has a hook you could hang a slab of meat on. Don't be surprised if McCrea takes to task those in the crowd who have come only to hear "Never There." He has used the stage as a bully pulpit before to deride hit seekers. You've been warned.
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Concerns about a worsening "digital divide" between rich and poor countries parallel the hope that information technology (IT) could increase economic growth in developing countries. Little research, however, has explored the role of public policies, and of regulation in particular, in IT growth. I use data from a unique new survey of telecommunications regulators and other sources to measure the effects of regulation on Internet development. Controlling for income and other factors that affect demand, I find that countries requiring formal regulatory approval for Internet service providers (ISPs) to operate have fewer Internet users and hosts than countries that do not require such approval. Moreover, countries that regulate ISP prices have higher Internet access prices than countries without such regulations. These results suggest that developing countries' own regulatory policies can have large impacts on IT penetration.
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