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Digital Divide Data

08/12/02

A 2000 MIT Sloan graduate launched a Cambodia-based company to provide data entry and digitization services to western universities, companies, and non-profits. Jeremy Hockenstein hopes Digital Divide Data will bring the economic benefits of technology to poor countries.

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