links for 2010-12-17
Jillian C. York Facebook Use: Access, Filtering, and Languages Jillian observes that the gaps in the Facebook visualization – Brazil, China, Syria – are as… Read More »links for 2010-12-17
...My heart's In Accra
Ethan Zuckerman’s online home, since 2003
Wayne Marshall on Nu Whirled Music… and my thoughts, too…
For Tuesday’s Berkman lunch, we’re blessed with a visit from DJ, blogger and ethnomusicologist Wayne Marshall, one of my favorite chroniclers of the future of… Read More »Wayne Marshall on Nu Whirled Music… and my thoughts, too…
Jon Udell, Calendars and Computational Thinking
Jon Udell is senior technical evangelist for Microsoft and a long-time technology writer and analyst. David Weinberger introduces him with a story about pitching his… Read More »Jon Udell, Calendars and Computational Thinking
If Amazon has silenced Wikileaks…
Whether you believe Julian Assange should be Time’s Man of the Year, or whether you’d like to see him tried for espionage, rape or other… Read More »If Amazon has silenced Wikileaks…
Civic media in Moldova… and Cambridge, MA, too…
My friends at the Center for Future Civic Media at MIT are engaged in a very interesting crowdsourcing project. You may remember Moldova’s “Twitter Revolution”… Read More »Civic media in Moldova… and Cambridge, MA, too…
Mica Pollock and OneVille: communications to strengthen educational communities
Mica Pollock from Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, an anthropologist focused on education, speaks at the Berkman Center about OneVille, an educational project focused on… Read More »Mica Pollock and OneVille: communications to strengthen educational communities