The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, February 15, 2003

Keeping connected
Technological advances have made it easier to do business, but the dark side is lots of junk mail, invasion of privacy and confidentiality and growing vulnerability resulting from too many people knowing too much. More

Laptop in the classroom
In an era when human beings are pitted against the computer all the time, the question before educationists today is whether a laptop is necessary in the classroom. More

Dakiya phone laya...
In remote areas of rural India, where telephone is a rare commodity, the availability of the mobile phonewallah is creating waves. More

The day of the digital diva
Is there a gender digital divide? The question has the knack of evoking laughter, ridicule, cynicism and scorn. Not many can associate technology with a gender issue. Not in this day and age, they say, as they point out that women are as savvy as ... More

Not daunted by technology
There are any number of senior citizens in India who have happily embraced the changing technology to keep in touch with dear ones living all across the globe. More

Keeping memories alive
In the lives of most people, long letters written to dear ones far away have been replaced by e-mail. But the frenzied excitement of tearing open an envelope from a close friend can never be replaced. More