Follow the discussion in London
I’m in London today, at a Berkman/Open Net Initiative meeting on Human Rights, Filtering and Blogging. It’s a complex meeting to blog about, since some… Read More »Follow the discussion in London
Silver’s view of E-stonia
My colleagues at the Berkman Center are generally a pretty optimistic bunch. For the most part, we tend to believe the Internet is a very,… Read More »Silver’s view of E-stonia
Maidan and the Revolutionary Internet in Ukraine
Andrij “Andy” Ihnatov is the president of Ukranian non-governmental organization Maidan International, a key player in the Ukranian Orange Revolution. Started in 2002, Maidan is… Read More »Maidan and the Revolutionary Internet in Ukraine
From Paris to Oxford
My time in Paris was kind of a blur. But it was a great chance to see some European colleagues and friends that I rarely… Read More »From Paris to Oxford
The Berkman Center meets Second Life
Cory Ondrejka and John Lester from Linden Lab, the builders of Second Life, were our guests at Berkman yesterday, which turned Tuesday into “virtual worlds… Read More »The Berkman Center meets Second Life
How big’s Wikipedia? Around 23 meters, near as I can tell.
I’ve been reading UserFriendly since the third or fourth day it’s been online. JD “Illiad” Frazier was good enough to feature Geekcorps prominently on the… Read More »How big’s Wikipedia? Around 23 meters, near as I can tell.