Dave Sifry’s latest update on the State of the Blogosphere touches on an issue near and dear to my heart: the representation of language in… Read More »English blogposts no longer the largest plurality?
Our talk, at the Free Expression in Asian Cyberspace conference in Manila, yesterday seemed to go very well. It’s not easy to keep the attention… Read More »Our talk in Manila
Rebecca’s got a great editorial today in the Washington Post about Hao Wu and the uneasy state of human rights in China. Building on Hao… Read More »Hao Wu, in the Washington Post and at the FEAC conference
I haven’t written about Hao Wu’s detention for some time. Unfortunately, this is largely because we haven’t gotten much news about his detention and prospects… Read More »A petition for Hao Wu’s release… and some uncomfortable thoughts on habeas corpus
Two bits of GlobalVoices news: We’re trying an interesting experiment with our colleagues at Reuters today. Reuters is hosting a panel on journalistic coverage of… Read More »Some Global Voices geekery
The first “cause” I ever got involved with – as a 13-year old high school student – was Amnesty International. My father was a criminal… Read More »Blurry xeroxes versus blogposts