When I was in Zimbabwe last September, debate over a proposed interception of communications bill was the major topic of conversation in the Zimbabwean internet… Read More »Can Zimbabwe monitor email? It may not matter.
What if Zimbabwe declared “cyberwar” and no one noticed? Evidently, Global Voices is one of the sources of “‘virulent propaganda’ to delegitimise ‘our just struggle… Read More »Zimbabwe blacklists Global Voices
My friend and colleague Sami ben Gharbia has just produced a new version of my guide to Anonymous Blogging with WordPress and Tor. This guide… Read More »Anonymous Blogging – updated!
Normally, bloggers are looking for attention. We offer our musings in the hope that they provoke a reaction, start a conversation, generate a dialog. But… Read More »Games, racism, cross-cultural (mis)communication
Rebecca and I had a very simple mission in mind when we started discussing the Global Voices project. We both felt that coverage of the… Read More »Bangladesh, through different eyes
A funny truth: the more interaction we have virtually, the more important it becomes to see people face to face. While Global Voices is a… Read More »Face to face