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THE
Media
& THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
ISBN 983 2588 06 5
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Global Knowledge Partnership Secretariat
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ABOUT THE
GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE PARTNERSHIP
The Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP) is a worldwide network
committed to harnessing the potential of information and communication
technologies (ICTs) for sustainable and equitable development. GKP’s
vision is a world of equal opportunities where all people can access and
use knowledge and information to improve their lives. The network
enables the sharing of information, experiences and resources to help
reduce poverty and empower people.
Within the GKP framework, governments, civil society groups, donor
agencies, private sector companies and inter-governmental organisations
come together as equals to apply ICTs for development (ICT4D). Such
alliances are known as ‘multi-stakeholder partnerships’, a relatively new
approach to forging collaborations among different sectors sharing a
common vision and goal.
Founded in 1997, GKP now comprises more than 80 members from 38
countries covering all continents. It is governed by an elected Executive
Committee and serviced by a Secretariat based in Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia.
2 THE MEDIA & THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
3 . Foreword
5 . Acknowledgements
7 . Introduction – Mass media in and for the
Information Society
15 . Second Global Knowledge Conference
Media Forum: Issues and Recommendations
21 . GKP Issues Paper On Mass Media and
Communications
31 . Bellagio Symposium on Media, Freedom
and Poverty: Joint Statement
37 . GKP/Panos Media Awards 2003
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