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See Wireless Networking in the Developing World 
February 18, 2008: The WNDW team is pleased to announce the release of
Wireless Networking in the Developing World, Second Edition. This is
the first major update to the WNDW book since its initial release in
2006.
This revised and expanded 425 page book includes over 170 pages of new
material, including new chapters on solar power and economic planning,
several new case studies, and much more.
In the developing world, one book can often be equivalent to a
library. Access to books is difficult where there are few libraries or
book stores, and there is often little money to pay for them. By
releasing this book for free under a Creative Commons license, anyone
is free to download, print, update, or redistribute it. We hope to
reach the widest possible audience, spreading the knowledge of low-
cost wireless networking to those who need it most.
The Wireless Networking in the Developing World book is just one part
of the WNDW project. You can find several translations of the book
(including Spanish, French, Italian, and soon Arabic and Portuguese),
community forums, training workshops, and additional material on our
newly redesigned website, Wireless Networking in the Developing World.
The goal of the WNDW project is to provide information and resources
to the wireless community to help jumpstart wireless communications
infrastructure projects all over the world. Join us to help bridge the
digital divide and bring wireless network access to everyone.
The publication of this work has been supported by Canada's
International Development Research Centre, .
Additional support was provided by NetworktheWorld.org.
The book is available in PDF format or as a printed and bound book
from WNDW website:
February 18, 2008: The WNDW team is pleased to announce the release of
Wireless Networking in the Developing World, Second Edition. This is
the first major update to the WNDW book since its initial release in
2006.
This revised and expanded 425 page book includes over 170 pages of new
material, including new chapters on solar power and economic planning,
several new case studies, and much more.
In the developing world, one book can often be equivalent to a
library. Access to books is difficult where there are few libraries or
book stores, and there is often little money to pay for them. By
releasing this book for free under a Creative Commons license, anyone
is free to download, print, update, or redistribute it. We hope to
reach the widest possible audience, spreading the knowledge of low-
cost wireless networking to those who need it most.
The Wireless Networking in the Developing World book is just one part
of the WNDW project. You can find several translations of the book
(including Spanish, French, Italian, and soon Arabic and Portuguese),
community forums, training workshops, and additional material on our
newly redesigned website, Wireless Networking in the Developing World.
The goal of the WNDW project is to provide information and resources
to the wireless community to help jumpstart wireless communications
infrastructure projects all over the world. Join us to help bridge the
digital divide and bring wireless network access to everyone.
The publication of this work has been supported by Canada's
International Development Research Centre, .
Additional support was provided by NetworktheWorld.org.
The book is available in PDF format or as a printed and bound book
from WNDW website: