A world roundup
Some other stories I’m trying to follow, in addition to the news from Bahrain: There’s very little news from Libya, as protesters take to the… Read More »A world roundup
A three week old reaction to Secretary Clinton’s internet freedom 2011 speech
A colleague who works in the State Department contacted me a few weeks ago and asked if I wanted to offer any suggestions for what… Read More »A three week old reaction to Secretary Clinton’s internet freedom 2011 speech
Goodbye, Mubarak: Hope, Fear and Mahir Çağrı
First, Mabrook to all my Egyptian friends on their success in ousting Mubarak and to my Tunisian friends for proving that peaceful protest can lead… Read More »Goodbye, Mubarak: Hope, Fear and Mahir ÇaÄŸrı
Tunisia, Egypt, Gabon? Our responsibility to witness
2011 has been a remarkable year for rapid political change. Spurred on by Mohamed Bouazizi’s desperate self-immolation, protests in the central Tunisian town of Sidi… Read More »Tunisia, Egypt, Gabon? Our responsibility to witness
Interview with Andy Carvin on curating Twitter to watch Tunisia, Egypt
Andy Carvin is a pioneer in online organizing, digital journalism and social media. He’s currently “senior strategist” at NPR, helping the radio network develop their… Read More »Interview with Andy Carvin on curating Twitter to watch Tunisia, Egypt
Brock’s insights on the Tunisia media attention disparity
George Brock (Professor and Head of Journalism at City University London, long time writer and editor for the Times of London) has a thoughtful and… Read More »Brock’s insights on the Tunisia media attention disparity