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
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
Like David Weinberger, I’m very surprised to be named Time’s person of the year (along with you, and you and you). Like Rebecca MacKinnon, I… Read More »Time’s person of the year: fat, ignorant and xenophobic?
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
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…
David Sasaki has put together a remarkable session on translation at the Global Voices conference. It begins with a conversation led by John “Feng 37”… Read More »Language and translation on Global Voices
We’re about three hours into the first day of the GV Annual meeting here in Delhi – you can follow along in several different ways… Read More »GV Annual meeting 2006 – the story so far