PDF: Citizen Media – left, right, left, right…
I’m not much of a political blogger, unlike many of the folks at the Personal Democracy Forum conference. (Okay, that’s not true. I just write… Read More »PDF: Citizen Media – left, right, left, right…
I’m not much of a political blogger, unlike many of the folks at the Personal Democracy Forum conference. (Okay, that’s not true. I just write… Read More »PDF: Citizen Media – left, right, left, right…
If innovations in the citizen media community are shaping the political process, it’s worth looking closely at the structures and architecture of that new space.… Read More »PDF: Visualizing the political blogosphere
I’m in New York City today at the Personal Democracy Forum conference, the fifth iteration of a conference hosted by Andrew Rasiej and Micah Sifry… Read More »PDF: Rebooting the System
On March 30th, I was at a dinner in Washington DC. Seated near me was a woman I’d just met, a Zimbabwean, and we spent… Read More »Tsvangarai pulls out of Zimbabwe elections
Another day, another book chapter. No, not the book I’m hoping to write over the next n months – a book on citizen media in… Read More »Kenya: Citizen Media in a time of crisis
Can you name the director of your local public radio station? This isn’t one of those tests where you’re supposed to feel guilty if you… Read More »Chartock Radio, and the challenge of public broadcasting