Dave Sifry’s latest update on the State of the Blogosphere touches on an issue near and dear to my heart: the representation of language in… Read More »English blogposts no longer the largest plurality?
Brevity is not my gift. My readers have figured this out by now. As Charlie Nesson noted on his blog the other day, linking to… Read More »That’s what I meant to say…
My cousin, Adam Zuckerman, is featured in Sunday’s New York Times for his activist work on Darfur. Portland, Maine, where he and his parents live,… Read More »Way to go, cousin!
A year ago, talking with Abe McLaughlin, Christian Science Monitor’s brilliant Africa correspondent, we both mentioned that we thought China’s role in Africa was an… Read More »China in Africa – from undercoverage to cliche in under a year?
SketchUp – Download Google’s free 3D modeling tool… not yet for Mac, alas (tags: google todo secondlife immweb) The Forgotten Voices of Darfur at The… Read More »links for 2006-04-29
The good folks at the Center for Global Development – a research center my late mentor Dick Sabot helped found – are running their annual… Read More »Jim Fruchterman for Development Idol!