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The Joomla World Cup - Ghana - it's all about Ashanti
A few weeks ago I wrote about Ghana and that the Official web site of the Ghanaian Government
uses Joomla.
That's made it quite hard to find a good entry for the Joomla World Cup to represent Ghana.
Add a commentThe Joomla World Cup - Côte d’Ivoire
Côte d’Ivoire
is a West African country often mistakenly still called The Ivory Coast.
Formerly part of the Federation of French West Africa
the country achieved Independence in 1960.
Creating a widespread communications network in a country like Côte d’Ivoire is a challenge.
Add a commentThe Joomla World Cup - Japan - Joomla! in the Japanese Business World
As Japan had a notable victory today in the FIFA World Cup it is this Nation's turn to feature on the blog.
However I had a great deal of difficulty in finding many Joomla powered web sites in Japan. Perhaps this guest blog by Norito Hanji Yoshida will help to explain why.
This blog post was first published at http://www.joomlajp.org
The Joomla World Cup - USA - Corporate Greed and the missing billions
When I started this series of blog posts the aim was to showcase web sites from countries that win a match in the FIFA World Cup.
Whilst it is just a bit of fun I have tried to select sites based on their profile in the country and not necessarily the sites features or design.
Today the USA won a football match so I set out to find a site that for me really typified America.
Rightly or wrongly one of the first things that I think of when I think of the USA is "corporate greed"
Add a commentProtect Joomla! passwords on public WiFi networks
We are used to communication being secure
If we phone with our mobiles, we assume that only the people we dialled can hear us.
When transferring money we provide information via the bank's web page and we trust that nobody else can use that information to withdraw money from our accounts.
Add a commentThe Joomla World Cup - South Africa - Johannesburg
What could be a more appropriate Joomla! powered web site for the World Cup than that of the City of Johannesburg
.
Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa and one of the 40 largest metropolitan areas in the world.
On the 11th July Jo'burg will host the 2010 FIFA World Cup final at the Soccer City stadium.
Add a commentThe Joomla World Cup - Portugal - The National Library
Bibleoteca Nacional de Portugal
(BNP) is the Portuguese National library.
Founded in 1796 it acts to preserve and catalogue the bibliographical cultural and heritage of the Portuguese nation.
Add a commentThe Joomla World Cup - Paraguay - Making money with Joomla
Who says you can't make money with Joomla?
The Banco Central del Paraguay
(Central Bank of Paraguay) is responsible to the printing and minting the guaraní, the Paraguayan currency.
The Joomla World Cup - Denmark - Design to Improve Life
Denmark has a global reputation for style and design, after all it's the home of Bang & Olufsen.
It is famed for its humanism, social understanding, democratic thinking and concern for the environment and the world we live in.
At INDEX:
they "dream of a world that is designed to suit the needs and aspirations of mankind."
Established in 2002, this Danish-based, non-profit organization, works to improve the lives of people across the world through design,
Add a commentThe Joomla World Cup - Serbia
EXIT
(also known as State of EXIT) is an annual summer music festival in the Petrovaradin Fortress of Novi Sad, Serbia.
July 2010 will see the 10th year of this award winning festival that tries to combine an event with some amazing acts and also to highlight social issues.
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- 18 Jun The Joomla World Cup - Argentina (AFA)
- 17 Jun The Joomla World Cup - Chile
- 14 Jun The Joomla World Cup - The Netherlands and The World's Largest Hotel Chain
- 14 Jun Cyber Bullying - the dark side of the internet
- 13 Jun The Joomla World Cup - Germany
- 12 Jun The Joomla World Cup - Argentina
- 11 Jun The Joomla World Cup - Mexico
- 10 Jun The Joomla World Cup
- 04 Jun There is no I in Joomla!
- 27 May The world according to Joomla!
