[Podcast] Focusing purely on technology limits the understanding of Internet resilience
Nowmay Opalinski discusses the GEODE project and his analysis of Internet fragility in Pakistan.
Tag: networking
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Focusing on technology limits understanding of Internet resilience: Pakistan case study
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