A new working paper from Harvard’s Shorenstein Center – where my friend and colleague Rebecca MacKinnon began her new academic career – is rarely the… Read More »Are foreign correspondents going extinct? Or just changing their stripes?
It’s -20C here in Lanesboro this morning, which means it’s really too cold to do anything other than throw logs on the fire and read… Read More »Solving big questions through “Ready, Fire, Aim!”
I haven’t written much about the One Laptop Per Child initiative in the past few months. This isn’t because little has happened with the project… Read More »The article I didn’t write.
I really enjoyed my time at the Berkman Center/Sunlight Foundation meeting earlier this week, but felt a little out of place. Sunlight’s focus is primarily… Read More »Looking beyond the US for activist inspiration
The good news: New Scientist, an excellent weekly magazine, has an interview with me in its current issue. The interview is several months old, but… Read More »Someone let me know if this interview came out well…
Years ago, I got interested in the question of what stories newspapers choose to focus on, which they downplay and which they ignore altogether. I… Read More »PEJ’s news index – a good day for data junkies