I’d been warned that my laptop could be searched when I entered Zimbabwe. I correspond with a few folks in Zimbabwe regularly and had a… Read More »Holiday in Harare, part 3: Reading between the lines
I got to see Alaa Abd El Fateh for the first time since his release from prison at this conference. He looks different – great,… Read More »Alaa on Egyptian blogs and activism
It’s fun to watch digital natives at a conference where the connectivity isn’t working. They twich. They’re edgy. They’re like smokers in the eighth hour… Read More »I blame the wifi
Jonathan Zittrain gets the first group “woo!” of the conference, suggesting that this gathering is a Woodstock for the 21st century, speculating about babies being… Read More »Lessig’s Keynote at Wikimania
RConversation: Moving to Hong Kong in January! Rebecca announces her new position with Hong Kong University. Congratulations, Rebecca (tags: globalvoices berkman) Private Communications: One More… Read More »links for 2006-08-04
My commentary on India’s unfortunate block of blogging sites was amplified on Robert Scoble’s blog, where the juxtaposition of India with China, Pakistan and Ethiopia… Read More »Thoughts and disagreements over India’s blog block