A year ago, talking with Abe McLaughlin, Christian Science Monitor’s brilliant Africa correspondent, we both mentioned that we thought China’s role in Africa was an… Read More »China in Africa – from undercoverage to cliche in under a year?
The good folks at Wikinews are interviewing me live, in IRC, on Friday the 28th at 19:00 UTC/GMT. They’re collecting questions for me online on… Read More »Help Wikimedia interview me!
If only they sold the Sunday New York Times in the Manila airport. It really would have made the 20 hours of flights home go… Read More »Oil, power, headlines and curses
Our talk, at the Free Expression in Asian Cyberspace conference in Manila, yesterday seemed to go very well. It’s not easy to keep the attention… Read More »Our talk in Manila
Rebecca’s got a great editorial today in the Washington Post about Hao Wu and the uneasy state of human rights in China. Building on Hao… Read More »Hao Wu, in the Washington Post and at the FEAC conference
Isaac Mao leads off the morning’s session, comparing Internet filtering strategies throughout Asia. He refers to the situation in China as “the great firewall versus… Read More »Technical approaches to censorship in Asia