Artisans use mobiles to communicate with customers.jpg
1/20/2004
At the Cafe, Hsain and plumbers talking Le Portable!.jpg
1/20/2004
Beach Soccer, another site for social bonding and bridging.jpg
1/20/2004
Casablanca or the story of Moroccan global flows.jpg
1/20/2004
Delivering skills and knowledge on the bicycle.jpg
1/20/2004
Dishing out mobile skills, towards sustainable development.jpg
1/20/2004
Dishly hooked-UP, delocalization Rabat style, Please.jpg
1/20/2004
Hardware store owner using cell to summon workers.jpg
1/20/2004
Hsain and Joutiya mobile phone entrepreneur-communicator.jpg
1/20/2004
Hub, virtuality anchored in place-based interests.jpg
1/20/2004
Joutiya high-tech alley, zham, zham, and nashbah!.jpg
1/20/2004
Making ICTs subject to glocalization.jpg
1/20/2004
Mobile Phone Advertising--Joutiya style.jpg
1/20/2004
Mobile bricolage and the pusuit of economic productivity.jpg
1/20/2004
On the run, installing and fixing dish TV services.jpg
1/20/2004
Owning a store-- the dream project of every mobile worker.jpg
1/20/2004
Plomberie Sanitaire, a means out of grinding poverty.jpg
1/20/2004
Still life Joutiya, art happens!.jpg
1/20/2004
Street Vendors or those who make globalization a reality.jpg
1/20/2004
Street vendors waiting on customers and the nashbah!.jpg
1/20/2004
Street vendors, making a living in the informal sectoc.jpg
1/20/2004
Teleboutique, mobile phone, and motobike--allo, balak.jpg
1/20/2004
The Neighborhood, and how ICTs can alleviate poverty.jpg
1/20/2004
The neighborhood or shantytown where interviewees live.jpg
1/20/2004
The unemployed youth tap into global gadgets.jpg
1/20/2004
Virtual kiss, Le portbale is the sixth pillar of Islam.jpg
1/20/2004
Welcome, The Camel and the Mobile Phone.jpg
1/20/2004
Workers working social and spatial capital, all jobs are welcome.jpg
1/20/2004
