Awaiting Internet Access, Remote Brazilian Tribes Debate Its Promise, Peril
Monte Reel writes in The Washington Post:
When the sun sinks behind the palm and mango trees, candlelight flickers throughout a tiny village of thatched huts where about 100 Xavante Indians live.More here.
The villagers here lack electricity but not technical ambition. Just beyond the semicircle of huts sits a new one-room school building, and a place inside has already been reserved for an eagerly anticipated local milestone: the village's first computer.
posted by Fergie @ 7/05/2007 09:27:00 PM
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