In thinking about how to build an index of bridgeblogs (weblogs intended for a global, as well as local audience) from around the world, I’ve… Read More »Keywords, folksonomies and Ghanaian barber shop signs
My friend Daoud Kuttab spoke at Berkman yesterday. Daoud’s an amazingly innovative journalist, blogger and media entrepreneur – I’ve written about him previously here and… Read More »Daoud Kuttab talk at Berkman
Okay, so this is my first official podcast. And, since it addresses the issue of whether or not podcasts are a good idea since so… Read More »Podcast on… podcasting…
Abraham McLaughlin, the Christian Science Monitor’s Africa correspondent, is in southern Sudan, reporting on the future of the region in the light of the peace… Read More »Abraham McLaughlin videblogs from Southern Sudan… and some thoughts on the Webcred conference
I think David Weinberger may be pioneering a new path for unemployed philosophers (something I’ve been many times in my career): standup philosophy. David was… Read More »Dr. Weinberger, standup philosopher
I’m at Harvard’s Weblogs, Journalism and Credibility conference today and tomorrow. It’s an odd conference – the conference blog was very rowdy before the conference,… Read More »Phoneblogging from Harvard