Time for Weah to leave the pitch
Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf would have a tough path ahead of her even if George Weah would get out of her way. Governing a nation without running… Read More »Time for Weah to leave the pitch
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December 2005
419, Chicken and Cambodian textiles – or “Fair Trade is Hard”
Christian Science Monitor has two excellent West Africa stories today. One comes from my friend Abe McLaughlin in Nigeria, where he talks to some of… Read More »419, Chicken and Cambodian textiles – or “Fair Trade is Hard”
Learning to Count
President Bush’s statement acknowledging 30,000 civilian casualties in the war in Iraq has been, predictably, getting a great deal of play in the blogosphere today.… Read More »Learning to Count
Third Weblogging Ecosystem Workshop – Edingburgh, May 2006
I had the great good fortune to participate in the second annual Weblogging Ecosystem workshop earlier this year at the WWW 2005 conference in Chiba,… Read More »Third Weblogging Ecosystem Workshop – Edingburgh, May 2006
MSM and big bloggers react to the Global Voices conference
Jane Perrone spent the full day with us at the Global Voices summit, representing The Guardian. Her article on the conference is spot on (as… Read More »MSM and big bloggers react to the Global Voices conference
On being retroactively thrilled
Charlie Nesson pulled me aside during the break between the third and fourth sessions of the Global Voices conference yesterday and asked me if I… Read More »On being retroactively thrilled