links for 2008-07-22
Letter from China: Angry Youth: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker Excellent portrait of Tang Jie, a Chinese philosophy student and author of a nationalistic… Read More »links for 2008-07-22
...My heart's In Accra
Ethan Zuckerman’s online home, since 2003
The changing newsroom: good, bad and ugly
Project for Excellence in Journalism released an excellent study today titled, “The Changing Newsroom“. Based on survey responses from 259 newspapers and in-depth interviews with… Read More »The changing newsroom: good, bad and ugly
links for 2008-07-21
Ping – Inside Nairobi, the Next Palo Alto? – NYTimes.com An optimistic piece on tech startups in Nairobi from Pascal Zachary. “To be truly creative… Read More »links for 2008-07-21
Egypt: Lots of bloggers, fewer wikipedians
My friend Kevin Donovan has an interesting post today, wondering about the size of the Arabic-language wikipedia. As he observes, it’s smaller than the Esperanto… Read More »Egypt: Lots of bloggers, fewer wikipedians
Global Voices hires Ivan Sigal. I celebrate.
I’ve helped found three companies in the past fifteen years. All still survive in one fashion or another, but I stepped down from my role… Read More »Global Voices hires Ivan Sigal. I celebrate.
Sumo leads me to the dark side
In 2000, I spent a lot of time downloading music from Napster. I was working on Geekcorps and we had an office at MassMoCA, which… Read More »Sumo leads me to the dark side