Thanks for all your help!

[Reggie Royston]

Hello all, 

I wanted to use this forum to give a thank you and big ups to all the developers, activists, IT experts and friends in Greater Accra who helped me understand the current state of the Internet and Social Media over the past few weeks.

I've done some blogging about my research at the Berkeley Center for New Media's Web site and I'll do more. 

Please follow me on facebook.com/reggie.royston, twitter @uncleregis or google+ 

Feel free to contact me anytime, give me feedback, correct me, or just to say what's up. 

ALSO, wanted to share, other projects I am involved with: 

• MasterCard Africa Scholars Program, undergraduate, graduate scholarships in the U.S., for middle income African students who have a 'give-back' agenda in their life's work.

• Internet Citizenship - An online course I am offering next Spring, Summer, and Fall. We use IT to promote global citizenship and solve social problems. 

• AFRON - A global network of African roboticists and enthusiasts about robotics education in Africa.  

Warm Regards.

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Reginold A. Royston, Ph.D. candidate

African Diaspora Studies /// Berkeley Center for New Media
University of California Berkeley
510.520.5552 | fb.com/reggie.royston | @uncleregis

[Ato Ulzen-Appiah]

Was great having you Reggie.

We'd be in touch. 

Thanks for adding the info on the MasterCard thing too.

- Ato.

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[Emmanuel Eshun-Davies]

helped? research? heeeeeeeeey wat is going on here?

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