Yesterday, Google announced a major change in their policy in engaging with China – they will no longer censor search results on Google.cn to comply… Read More »Four possible explanations for Google’s big China move
A massive earthquake hit Haiti last night, with an epicentre only 15 kilometers from Port au Prince, the capital city. It will be some time… Read More »Following the Haitian earthquake online
If I had to pick a project that most excited me in 2009, it would be Yeeyan, a distributed translation project focused on making influential… Read More »Welcome back, Yeeyan
My Global Voices colleagues have been taking time at the end this year to reflect on the past five years of our joint project. I’ve… Read More »Global Voices at age 5 – #GV5
We’re nearing the end of our first week at home with a newborn, and he’s survived largely unscathed thus far. With a house full of… Read More »Stories I’m (not) following this week
Christopher Dickey posted an interesting, though somewhat odd, story on Newsweek’s web site yesterday. Odd, because there’s nothing in the story that’s new since he… Read More »Background on Dickey’s “The Blogfather and the Spy”