We welcome articles on any of the following topics:

1. Debates on digitalisation of media - Is digital technology a parasite because it can not stand alone
and is attached to other media like print, radio, TV? Can digital technology be considered a new mediu
m?

2. How are the new information and communication technologies (ICT) used by civil society? Success stor
ies on the use of the new ICTs in pushing forward the agenda of civil society

3. Access to communication as a human rights/development index issue

4. Issues and debates on the right to communicate being integral to human rights

5. Issues and debates on internet rights

6. Women's access and participation in ICT

7. What is the Southern perspective and/or analysis on women and communication?

8. Examination or investigation of who is funding communication projects with civil society

9. How can Internet Service or Access Providers, software and hardware developers, computer dealers, op
erators of Internet cafes and other computer-related businesses incorporate social responsibility in th
eir operations?

10. Case studies of alternative communication models (ex. telecentres, community radio)

11. Models of convergence of mainstream communication technologies and new ICTs

You may also suggest topics related to the ones enumerated above.

Articles should be within 1,500 - 2,000 word range. Deadline for submissions for Issue No. 2-2002 is June 30, 2002. We provide a modest honorarium for articles that get published.

Articles should be within 1,500 - 2,000 word range. Deadline for submissions for Issue No. 2-2002 is June 30, 2002. We provide a modest honorarium for articles that get published.

You may submit your articles by regular post, fax or e-mail to:
Irene R. Chia [2], Media and InfoCom Services Programme Associate
Isis International-Manila Street address: 3 Marunong St., Bgy. Central, Quezon City 1100, Philippines
Fax: (63-2) 924-1065
cc: [email protected] [3]
and/or
Lalaine Viado [4] Issue Co-coordinator
Women in Action