The article I didn’t write.
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.
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Looking beyond the US for activist inspiration
I really enjoyed my time at the Berkman Center/Sunlight Foundation meeting earlier this week, but felt a little out of place. Sunlight’s focus is primarily… Read More »Looking beyond the US for activist inspiration
Learning how to hear global hip hop
Like many Americans, I am a monolingual idiot. English is the only language I’m comfortable expressing myself in, though I can function in Spanish-speaking countries… Read More »Learning how to hear global hip hop
He’s dead. Good.
Turkmenbashi’s dead. As Blake Hounshell noted on Foreign Policy Passport, “He will be missed by approximately … nobody.” That’s not entirely true. The editors of… Read More »He’s dead. Good.
The Hibiscus Project: How African and Chinese bloggers start to talk to one another
This year’s Global Voices meeting was a three-day event for many of us. We’d decided it made sense to break the main meeting into two… Read More »The Hibiscus Project: How African and Chinese bloggers start to talk to one another
I guess we’re not in Cambridge anymore…
It’s easy to forget where you are when you travel as much as I do. The hotels, the conference centers, the airports can all blur… Read More »I guess we’re not in Cambridge anymore…