Posts Tagged ‘Politics’

Mobile internet access in current world social movement

Posted in Business on April 15th, 2009 by iip – 3 Comments

Wireless connectivity has drawn many users more deeply into digital life, says PEW Research Center. The results found that 39% of the American adult population have seen the frequency of their online use grow as their reliance on mobile devices.

I think the finding has comfirmed on the current development of social networks services as well as its compatibility for mobile devices. More users now tweet using their blackberry anywhere they available.  In other words, people are now more easier to connect with others through internet, contact their colleagues or just showing their status of facebook. Even G20 protesters were using tweeter to update, mobilize protesters and broadcast the situation.

Here some posts recorded how real time social media involves in the world social movement:

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One million new jobs

Posted in Agriculture on September 29th, 2008 by iip – Be the first to comment

“We will create one million new jobs in West Java,” said a candidate of local election in a campaign in Bogor. People of West Java province will elect a new governor on April 13, 2008.

I wonder how the candidate will implement his program. One million is not a small number, and you should consider a lot facts of economic indicators. I assumed that the candidate have oversight about population, agricultural-based economic, small enterprises and natural resources management.

West java province has million population engaged in agricultural based activities. But not all agricultural matters are handled by provincial government. Some authorities are shared with Agricultural Department, main food distributor stated-owned company of Bulog and other agencies. And who’s decide the amount of fertilizer subsidy?

It’s difficult to say that generating new jobs in agricultural-based province can be done by provincial government only. Last but not least, Indonesia has creating several policies that lead to low incentives situation of agricultural works, compared to industrial and services sectors. People tend to sell their paddy land, and work as a labor in another sectors.

I hope the candidate will find the new attracting words.

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