There’s understandable outcry about revelations that reporters covering the Olympics in Beijing will be using censored internet connections which block access to sites on sensitive… Read More »Internet Censorship and Nose-Thumbing
One of the best parts of this gathering at Microsoft is not the cool new toys coming from Microsoft research, but the ideas presented by… Read More »Social lions, fiscally-literate mobile phones
I’ve spent three days hanging out at the Creative Capital retreat at Williams College. Creative Capital is an arts development organization that supports artists both… Read More »Unusual collaborations at Creative Capital
Put eighty artists in a room and you’re going to get some overlapping ideas. One of the ideas to emerge in the last few presentations… Read More »Artists and superheroes
There’s a lot of work being shown at the Creative Capital workshop at Williams College that’s political and provocative, but not much that’s laugh-out-loud funny.… Read More »Provocative, political… and very funny
I spent yesterday in a conversation at the Berkman Center about possible models to support “difficult” journalism – important news reporting that’s hard to support… Read More »Creative Capital: Same stories, different models?