A Tale of Two Protests: an update on one
A couple of months back, I wrote a post called “A Tale of Two Protests”, about an anti-DRM protest in New York City and a… Read More »A Tale of Two Protests: an update on one
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Toot. Cool!
The Jordanian blogosphere is full of surprises. Following a link from my friend Haitham Sabbah’s blog, I found myself exploring Toot, a great new site… Read More »Toot. Cool!
419, Chicken and Cambodian textiles – or “Fair Trade is Hard”
Christian Science Monitor has two excellent West Africa stories today. One comes from my friend Abe McLaughlin in Nigeria, where he talks to some of… Read More »419, Chicken and Cambodian textiles – or “Fair Trade is Hard”
MSM and big bloggers react to the Global Voices conference
Jane Perrone spent the full day with us at the Global Voices summit, representing The Guardian. Her article on the conference is spot on (as… Read More »MSM and big bloggers react to the Global Voices conference
The good word from Canary Wharf
There’s almost ninety of us in a beautful room at Reuters Headquarters in Canary Wharf, London. But in typical Global Voices fashion, there’s a virtual… Read More »The good word from Canary Wharf
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