Still waiting in Zimbabwe
Since Saturday night, I’ve been giving the reload button on my web browser a workout. Like many people around the world, most people in Africa… Read More »Still waiting in Zimbabwe
...My heart's In Accra
Ethan Zuckerman’s online home, since 2003
Tunisian video activists on BoingBoing
At ETech, a few weeks back, I had the pleasure of doing a video interview with Xeni Jardin. Xeni’s one of my very favorite journalists,… Read More »Tunisian video activists on BoingBoing
Guessing at election outcomes in Zimbabwe
I’m in DC for a day and half, invited by a team at the Economist for a discussion of public-private partnerships in supporting technology projects… Read More »Guessing at election outcomes in Zimbabwe
Journalism in 2013
Alas, dear readers, we’ve moved from the “long speeches on stage” phase of Media Re:public to panel-land. Panels are a great way to put a… Read More »Journalism in 2013
John Kelly and mapping blogosphere links
John Kelly, a researcher with Berkman and Columbia University, is one of the founders of Morningside Analytics, a company that’s trying to discover and map… Read More »John Kelly and mapping blogosphere links
David Weinberger, reframing media around abundance
My colleague David Weinberger has been teaching a course at Berkman this semester on the topic, “What’s different about the web?” He answers this question… Read More »David Weinberger, reframing media around abundance