The Economist has an online feature this week on Digital Nomads, people for whom mobile connectivity has become a central part of life. The piece… Read More »The Economist visits with three digital nomads
I’ve become a big fan of chef Anthony Bourdain, first through his snarky, obnoxious and profane books about the restaurant industry and food around the… Read More »Bridges to Saudi Arabia
Moldova is a place I only know through books. One of my favorite travel books is “Playing the Moldovans at Tennis” by Tony Hakws. It’s… Read More »Moldova, bridges and storytelling
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
Hundreds of Pakistani lawyers are protesting Pervez Musharraf’s attacks on the judiciary – and the failure of Pakistan’s new government to overturn Musharraf’s actions –… Read More »Citizen Media and Pakistan’s Long March
Law professors Cass Sunstein and Eugene Volokh brightened my drive to Harvard last week with a dialog about “the architecture of serendipity”. Sunstein is well-known… Read More »The architecture of serendipity