When you read about Dylann Roof, the man who killed nine black men and women as they prayed, think about the patterns he represents. Over… Read More »Pattern recognition: racism, gun violence and Dylann Roof
One of my great pleasures in life is attending conferences on fields I’m intrigued by, but know nothing about. (A second pleasure is writing about… Read More »Listening Machines, and the whether, when and how of new technologies
Hey guys, Mystery Show is the new Serial! Well, sorta. Not quite. Actually, it’s almost the antidote to Serial. But in a way that acknowledges… Read More »Mystery Show is the new Serial. Kinda. (But it’s an awesome moment for radio.)
The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs announced today that they had settled their complaint with the developers of “Tidbit”, a prototype piece of software… Read More »The death of Tidbit and why it matters
I’m at the wonderful Re:publica conference for a single day, racing home to teach tomorrow… and thus far I’ve given a keynote and done over… Read More »Re:publica Keynote: The System is Broken – That’s the Good News
This morning, Center for Civic Media at MIT is releasing a new publishing platform, FOLD. Alexis Hope (a Masters student in my lab) and Kevin… Read More »Introducing FOLD, a new tool (and a new model?) for storytelling