I’ve been thinking a lot about foreign correspondents and the need for reporting from other nations since writing about Jill Carroll’s paper a few days… Read More »300 foreign correspondents overseas. And 3,000 in Washington DC?
Those bright folks at Geekcorps Mali have come up with another project that I’m vicariously proud of. (By “vicariously proud”, I mean, “I had nothing… Read More »Moulin, and the “Library Gap”
I was reading the Economist on my flight to DC this evening and was thrilled to see my old friend Mark Davies featured in an… Read More »Tradenet – how mobile phones might revolutionize agriculture in West Africa
It’s -20C here in Lanesboro this morning, which means it’s really too cold to do anything other than throw logs on the fire and read… Read More »Solving big questions through “Ready, Fire, Aim!”
I’ve taken to thinking about the One Laptop Per Child project in terms of three tiers: hardware, software/content and usage/support. In describing my enthusiasm for… Read More »One Laptop Per Child: Just what sort of content do you load onto these puppies?
I haven’t written much about the One Laptop Per Child initiative in the past few months. This isn’t because little has happened with the project… Read More »The article I didn’t write.