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
Professor Roberto Suro is a veteran print journalist, formerly with the Chicago Sun Times, the Chicago Tribune, New York Times, Washington Post and other major… Read More »Roberto Suro, looking backwards to understand the future of media
Professor Manuel Castells opens the discussions at Media Re:public by framing the relationship between media and political power. Democracy, he tels is, reflects the values… Read More »Manuel Castells on media and power
For the next 48 hours, I’m in LA, where it’s sunny, warm and basically impossible to park your car… which is only a problem because… Read More »BBC’s Richard Sambrook at Media Re:public
As Zimbabwe faces a pivotal presidential election on March 29, expect a great deal of conversation about whether polls were free and fair. It may… Read More »Mapping electoral fraud in Zimbabwe
It’s always encouraging when voices from around the world share your opinions. I’m buoyed by posts on Voices Without Votes that show international support for… Read More »Bridgeblogging Chinese anger over perceived media bias