A few weeks back, the elections in Ethiopia looked like a great victory for supporters of increased openness and democratization. Reporting on the apparent increase… Read More »Andrew Heavens blogs the violence in Ethiopia
Great tidbit on Registan, found through yesterday’s Global Voices roundup – the fines for viewing political sites in Uzbek internet cafes are twice as high… Read More »Porn x 2 = Politics
Mongolia’s presidential election is taking place today, and former Prime Minister, Nambariin Enkhbayar, looks slated to win. His party – the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party… Read More »Mongolia, land of Sumo
I’ve been reading the feed for the del.icio.us “ghana” tag for the past few months – it’s a great way to keep up with Ghana… Read More »The Ghanaian Success Story
Friends at Intelliseek wondered whether I’d get any different results on my LpkC metric if I performed the search using their Blogpulse tool. The results… Read More »LpkC, according to Blogpulse
I was talking with a friend on the phone the other day, and he described some of my work as being about “very simple statistics”.… Read More »“Simple statistics” and the blogging of humanitarian disasters