IP in a developing country or continent does have a place, technology is the corner stone of the world, as it the world grows technology grows I think everyone can agree with that. In a developing country this type of technology is a methodical movement is a slow approach, I am a student for Jeff Aresty and he does a project called Peacetones which takes music from developing countries and and tries to rebuild and raise that countries lifestyle by donating to charities. The conflict of this is if the music gets downloaded for free and loses its meaning so he and the group is brainstorming to prevent that. IP Adresses is just one step that developing countries need to understand technology.