When I was in Cairo in early December, I asked almost everyone I met with what they knew about blogs. A human rights activist I… Read More »An American geek, a Saudi bridgeblogger and an Egyptian reporter walk into a coffee shop…
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
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…
I’ve been working on an idea for a Global Voices project – an wiki-resident index of bridgebloggers around the world. For each country, we’d list… Read More »Ghana on the web – a slice of life
Ory Okolloh – Kenyan Pundit – is one of the people I’m happiest to have met through blogging. She’s a brilliant law student at Harvard… Read More »Kenyan Pundit, Live from Nairobi
The Democratic Republic of Congo is in the news again, and per usual, it’s not good news. The Times of London reports a new, especially… Read More »Send lawyers, guns and money…