Shaun Attwood, Prison Blogger
Whatever benefits it holds for the world at large, Global Voices is proving to be a fascinating way for me to discover new blogs that… Read More »Shaun Attwood, Prison Blogger
...My heart's In Accra
Ethan Zuckerman’s online home, since 2003
Signal/Noise conference at Harvard
Wishing I was going to be in Cambridge tomorrow. The Signal/Noise conference at Harvard looks terrific: Mike Doughty (formerly of Soul Coughing) on musical creativity,… Read More »Signal/Noise conference at Harvard
The subtle business of software localization
Koranteng Ofosu-Amaah is a Ghanaian engineer working for Lotus at their facility in Cambridge, MA. His blog, Koranteng’s Toli, currently features one of the best… Read More »The subtle business of software localization
Remembering a cyber-dissident
Bloggers around the world, especially in the Middle East, are mourning the death of Zouhair Yahyaoui, a Tunisian journalist and founder of Tunezine, an activist,… Read More »Remembering a cyber-dissident
President Bush, “Hotel Rwanda”, bridgeblogs and terrorism
President Bush, famously not a big newspaper reader, is evidently not much of a film buff either. In today’s “White House Letter” in the New… Read More »President Bush, “Hotel Rwanda”, bridgeblogs and terrorism
Africa: Even More Complicated than it Looks
My good friend (and my editor at WorldChanging) Alex Steffen just posted a powerful graphic to WorldChanging, under the title “The African Cliff”. (He found… Read More »Africa: Even More Complicated than it Looks