Inc. Magazine was kind enough to offer me some space to explore ideas about network neutrality – the idea that internet service providers should treat… Read More »Net Neutrality, and the hope the US could learn some lessons from African experience
My college roommate, Kurt Shaw, has spent the last few years of his life working with street kids in Latin America. He’s the director of… Read More »Recife, “City of Rhyme”
The Beyond Broadcast conference at Harvard Law School gets off to a bang with a presentation by Jamie Boyle, Co-Director of the Center for the… Read More »Jamie Boyle at Beyond Broadcast
Mom always said, “If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.” Mom doesn’t come to conferences with me. (It’s too bad. She’s… Read More »Virtual Darfur, and why I don’t get invited to technology conferences anymore
They unblocked the blogs! And then they blocked them again… I just got an email from Dr. Awab Alvi with some bad news: I apologize… Read More »They blocked the blog again…
One of the questions that appears to be on everyone’s mind at this gathering, though not always articulated, is the question of whether open standards… Read More »Why not play with Croquet?