I haven’t written about Hao Wu’s detention for some time. Unfortunately, this is largely because we haven’t gotten much news about his detention and prospects… Read More »A petition for Hao Wu’s release… and some uncomfortable thoughts on habeas corpus
Cory Doctorow, BoingBoinger, copyfighter and writer (who has taken the admirable step of making his works available under Creative Commons), has offered two recent posts… Read More »Art, copyright and the beauty of inaccessibility
The only bad thing I can really say about the Berkman Center at present: Wendy Koslow isn’t there anymore. While I’m deeply fond of my… Read More »Red’s Top Ten!
My Global Voices colleague Hao Wu (who wrote on GV as Tian Yi) has been held in detention in China since February 22nd. He was… Read More »Free Hao Wu
Alvin Snyder, former broadcast journalist, now a senior fellow at USC’s Center on Public Diplomacy, is troubled by the participation of US bloggers in Al… Read More »Blogging Al Jazeera – A dilemma? Or a critic’s agenda?
Meetings with the board of the Information Program of Open Society Institute generally involve travelling to exotic places around the globe and sitting in a… Read More »We’re off to see the Archivist