I’m behind on my blogging, because my copresenters this morning gave extremely rich, complex talks – it’s going to take me more time to get… Read More »Hamid Tehrani and a nuanced view of social media in Iran
Update, 7:04pm, July 23: Robert Mackey has been very gracious about engaging with the points I’ve raised in this post. Please make sure you read… Read More »When the Times reports rumors
President Obama’s poll numbers may be slipping in the US, but he’s certainly popular in Accra. I missed the chaos of his visit, but have… Read More »After Obama in Ghana
Those of us interested in social media and political organizing have had a lot to pay attention to in recent weeks. Demonstrations in the streets… Read More »Activist media and selective amplifiers
In a post last week about the Open Translation Tools summit in Amsterdam, I mentioned a “book sprint” that was working to put together a… Read More »The Open Translation Manual
If you want to know what people around the world are thinking and feeling, you need help from a translator. Recent events in Iran are… Read More »Notes and reflections from the Open Translation Tools Summit 2009