Tuesday was my birthday, and I spent the day largely offline. That meant that Wednesday morning, my email inbox featured hundreds of messages from Facebook,… Read More »Algorithms, Unbirthdays and Rewiring Facebook
It’s a few days before Christmas, ten days before the end of 2010, and there’s the wonderful sense of deceleration as I flip through my… Read More »Wikileaks, analysis and speculative fiction
A couple of weeks ago, I did a quick interview with Jenna Wortham of the New York Times on the issue of digital identities. She… Read More »Foot fetishes and internet norms
Colleagues at the Berkman Center and I are releasing a report today titled “Distributed Denial of Service Attacks Against Independent Media and Human Rights Sites“.… Read More »New Berkman Paper on DDoS – silencing speech is easy, protecting it is hard
My friend Dave Winer is working through a set of principles about online free speech at Techwithoutborders.org. They seem to me to be a very… Read More »Dave Winer’s Techwithoutborders.org
Whether you believe Julian Assange should be Time’s Man of the Year, or whether you’d like to see him tried for espionage, rape or other… Read More »If Amazon has silenced Wikileaks…