By now, afficianados of digital politics have seen Phil De Vellis’s remix of Apple’s “1984” ad, where an iPod-wearing athlete throws a hammer through a… Read More »Democrats invent the remix, only three years after the Tunisians
My friend Boris Anthony – the information architect for Global Voices and all-around super-smart web 2.0 guy – said something about 18 months ago that… Read More »The rise of the African aggregator
Gerard ’t Hooft, Theoretical Physics as a Challenge Nobel prize winner Gerard ‘t Hooft explains what you need to know to make a meaningful contribution… Read More »links for 2007-04-06
My friends Loïc LeMeur and Thomas Crampton, and their partners, posted a fascinating video on Loïc’s blog about an emerging group of people they call… Read More »The moving circus, the post-national, the Global Soul and the xenophile
I wrote a few weeks ago about the risk that journalists in Zimbabwe take in reporting the events inside that unhappy country to the rest… Read More »Rest in peace, Edward Chikomba.
One way to identify cool people: they’re willing to talk with you even when you disagree with them on issues near and dear to their… Read More »Podcast from SXSW