Abdul Badrakhan, the deputy editor of Al Hayat, suggests that the current controversy over cartoons in a Danish newspaper is a good way to frame… Read More »Aljazeera Forum: Who defines professional ethics?
I’m spending the next two days at the second Al-Jazeera Forum, “Defending Freedom, Defining Responsibility”. I’m speaking on a panel on “Media and Power” tomorrow… Read More »Opening Sessions at the Aljazeera Forum
My colleages at Berkman and in the larger Open Net Initiative have been busy this weekend working on new strategies to test Google’s new Chinese… Read More »Sex and human rights, yes! Falun gong and Xinjiang independence, no!
My friend Marvin Hall has been working with middle school students from the Kingston, Jamaica neighborhood of Jones Town. The kids learned robotics, working with… Read More »Robots invade Jamaica…
It’s cool that I can surf the Internet from my couch because I’ve got a Wifi access point in my house. But it’s far more… Read More »Wireless for the Developing World
The anti-censorship community has been hard at work today trying to figure out just how Google’s new Chinese search engine prevents access to controversial content.… Read More »Understanding how Google.cn filters