Delivering Ethiopian teff via Czech taxi?
Forgive me, gentle readers. I’m on the road again, in Budapest for the next few days – hence, the sparse blogging. In a desperate bid… Read More »Delivering Ethiopian teff via Czech taxi?
Using mobiles to fight pharma fakes
You’re the mother of a small child in rural Ghana. Your child has malaria – she’s sweating with fever, then shaking with chills. You send… Read More »Using mobiles to fight pharma fakes
World in Progress podcast: Myanmar protests, online anonymity, web and development
One of the several interviews I did while in Rome was with Guy Deagan of Deutsche Welle’s radio program “World in Progress”. The program covers… Read More »World in Progress podcast: Myanmar protests, online anonymity, web and development
Podcast on Netzpolitik
I’m back from the Netherlands, Rome and an exhausting and exhilirating week. Fortunately, I’m home (Massachusetts, if not exclusively the Berkshires) for the next week,… Read More »Podcast on Netzpolitik
If they’re speaking Italian…
If it’s Thursday, this must be Rome. And this conference must be the Web2 for Development conference, hosted at the FAO in Rome. My impressions… Read More »If they’re speaking Italian…
G1G1 is a good idea. And, for the record, so is OLPC.
The One Laptop Per Child team has responded to a good idea offered by countless bloggers, wellwishers, critics and journalists: sell the XO-1 laptop to… Read More »G1G1 is a good idea. And, for the record, so is OLPC.