What national government censors the internet most aggressively? Iran and China are probably the most popular answers, and there’s a good case to be made… Read More »No Firewall – free speech resources for Vietnamese speakers
What the Rsums of Top CEOs Have in Common – US News and World Report Study finds that 75% of top executives at Fortune 100… Read More »links for 2010-09-15
Eric von Hippel, a long-time affiliate with the Berkman Center, leads off our 2010 season of lunch talks with a discussion of “Household Sector” innovation.… Read More »Eric von Hippel and 2.9 million British innovators
In a recent blog post, my friend and colleague Evgeny Morozov questions the responsibilities of academics who study internet censorship circumvention tools. As one of… Read More »Evaluating censorship circumvention tools and “irresponsibility”
Gary Wolf and Kevin Kelly have been documenting an emerging phenomenon they call “the quantified self“. The term refers to a set experiments that people… Read More »Media tracking and the quantified self
Comparing Approaches to Information Filtering for Relevance by @ScepticGeek Useful taxonomy of strategies to determine relevance within different search and serendipity structures. (tags: serendipity search… Read More »links for 2010-09-02