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One of the most critical situations in all world in 2020 year is the Covid-19 pandemic. All areas of society have colapsed due to the quarantine declared in several countries. One of the most important infrastructure resources in this situation is the Internet service because people have to work and study from home and such people connections have performed by Internet. Thus, Internet Service Providers had to endure increased traffic. In this paper, an analysis of Internet traffic over ISPs at Colombia was performed to understand what happened over such networks. Also, an estimate was made of the increase in network resources by means of a Closed Queued Network model. Results shows that Internet traffic increased for almost all operators with a percentage mean of 29.76 in March and 51.54 in April, and besides, network resources increased in a percentage near to 28.3 in March and 32.71 in April. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article describes and analyses the contents published in digital media during the 2014 presidential election in Colombia in order to identify the informative impartiality and factuality of the digital press. The paper is based on the Interpretive-Hermeneutic methodology and provides a case study and a content analysis of the web articles published between May 25 and June 15 of 2014 by El Tiempo and El Espectador newspapers. The findings show the use of one informative source alone and the limitation of testimonies to personal opinions of politicians, prioritization of content about politicians and campaign events rather than an analysis and a presentation of the government plan, and a strong presence of peacerelated topics and support for the presidential reelection. It is possible to conclude that the discursive resources of both newspapers reduced the written narrative and prioritized the use of images and videos establishing news that, even though broaden the format in terms of information, simplify and modify the informative elements related to the fact-event. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the results of a research on Information and Communication Technology -ICT; it specifically focuses on computer use and knowledge of the Internet existence by vulnerable population. La Escuela Busca al Niño (EBN-Santa Marta) Project was selected as a context of research. This was operated by Universidad del Magdalena and was supported by Ministry of National Education, UNICEF, ECOPETROL and Santa Marta Council. The project aim was to provide care for children and adolescents in vulnerable conditions, outside the education system, and their families. In this study, a characterization of 2481 persons of family cores beneficiaries of project was done. The results showed that access levels to computers and knowledge of Internet existence was very low, highlighting that 94% of the population under study has not access to a computer and do not know about Internet existence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

These paper studies the conflict arise by the non-authorized register of a domain name that incorporates a similar or identical reproduction of a trademark belonging to someone else. Specifically, it studies the practice known as warehousing or sale in auction of domain names. For this purpose, the article develops the concept of "Domain Names", states its applicable regulation and gives a general description of the legal tools that have been used to solve the conflict mentioned above. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this paper is to identify digital territorial segregation in the city of Bogotá, Colombia. The primary source of information is the Quality of Life Survey (ECV) made in Bogotá in 2007. Once the elements of the theoretical framework are exposed, the research results are addressed: 1) Internet connection and computer ownership in households in the localities of Bogotá, and 2) relational indicators for assessing territorial segregation in the city. Research demonstrates that digital territorial segregation in Bogotá is a fact that cannot be denied nor hidden. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]