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[[Hervey Allen]], Network System Engineer

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'''Network Startup Resource Center - NSRC''' is an ~~organizattion~~ working for the development and deployment of Internet throughout the Asia Pacific region, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, and newly Independent States. Its main focus is deployment of Internet in academic institutes and non-governmental organizations. It provides assistance to the teams working for the betterment of the global Internet community. NSRC provides a platform for international communication between institutes, scientist, engineers and researchers.<ref>[http://www.nsrc.org/ NSRC]</ref>

'''Network Startup Resource Center - NSRC''' is an organization working for the development and deployment of Internet throughout the Asia Pacific region, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, and newly Independent States. It is a part of the University of Oregon. Its main focus is deployment of Internet in academic institutes and non-governmental organizations. It provides assistance to the teams working for the betterment of the global Internet community. NSRC provides a platform for international communication between institutes, scientist, engineers and researchers.<ref>[http://www.nsrc.org/ NSRC]</ref>

NSRC gets its basic funding from [[National Science Foundation]] (NSF). Other donors are Carnegie Mellon, [[Cisco Systems]], FreeBSD Mall, [[Google]],

[[IDRC]], [[ISOC]], O'Reilly, Richard Karp, [[Vint Cerf]], and the University of Oregon.<ref>[http://www.pacnog.org/pacnog3/meeting/nsrc-about.pdf Pacnog]</ref> Recently, Google contributed $1.5 Million to the center.<ref>[http://university.kval.com/news/business/google-gives-125-million-uo-network-startup-resource-center/245092 KVAL University]</ref>

[[IDRC]], [[ISOC]], O'Reilly, Richard Karp, [[Vint Cerf]], and the University of Oregon.<ref>[http://www.pacnog.org/pacnog3/meeting/nsrc-about.pdf Pacnog]</ref> Recently, in March, 2011, Google contributed $1.5 Million to the center.<ref>[http://university.kval.com/news/business/google-gives-125-million-uo-network-startup-resource-center/245092 KVAL University]</ref>

==History==

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-'''Network Startup Resource Center - NSRC''' is an organizattion working for the development and deployment of Internet throughout the Asia Pacific region, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, and newly Independent States. Its main focus is deployment of Internet in academic institutes and non-governmental organizations. It provides assistance to the teams working for the betterment of the global Internet community. NSRC provides a platform for international communication between institutes, scientist, engineers and researchers.<ref>[http://www.nsrc.org/ NSRC]</ref>
+'''Network Startup Resource Center - NSRC''' is an organization working for the development and deployment of Internet throughout the Asia Pacific region, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, and newly Independent States. It is a part of the University of Oregon. Its main focus is deployment of Internet in academic institutes and non-governmental organizations. It provides assistance to the teams working for the betterment of the global Internet community. NSRC provides a platform for international communication between institutes, scientist, engineers and researchers.<ref>[http://www.nsrc.org/ NSRC]</ref>
 NSRC gets its basic funding from [[National Science Foundation]] (NSF). Other donors are Carnegie Mellon, [[Cisco Systems]], FreeBSD Mall, [[Google]],
-[[IDRC]], [[ISOC]], O'Reilly, Richard Karp, [[Vint Cerf]], and the University of Oregon.<ref>[http://www.pacnog.org/pacnog3/meeting/nsrc-about.pdf Pacnog]</ref> Recently, Google contributed $1.5 Million to the center.<ref>[http://university.kval.com/news/business/google-gives-125-million-uo-network-startup-resource-center/245092 KVAL University]</ref>
+[[IDRC]], [[ISOC]], O'Reilly, Richard Karp, [[Vint Cerf]], and the University of Oregon.<ref>[http://www.pacnog.org/pacnog3/meeting/nsrc-about.pdf Pacnog]</ref> Recently, in March, 2011, Google contributed $1.5 Million to the center.<ref>[http://university.kval.com/news/business/google-gives-125-million-uo-network-startup-resource-center/245092 KVAL University]</ref>
 ==History==