Become Pop!Tech’s official blogger
My regular readers know that the Pop!Tech conference, held in October in beautiful Camden, Maine, is one of the highlights of my year. The conference… Read More »Become Pop!Tech’s official blogger
The 5-4-3 double play, or “The Art of Conference Blogging”
When I was about seven years old, my father taught me how to score a baseball game. We were probably in Florida, combining a trip… Read More »The 5-4-3 double play, or “The Art of Conference Blogging”
Twelve great talks to watch, and no excuses for being bored. (Or boring.)
I spent the last four days at a series of meetings for the Open Society Institute, a foundation I advise and serve on a sub-board… Read More »Twelve great talks to watch, and no excuses for being bored. (Or boring.)
Missed the Africa panel at Pop!Tech? Listen in.
Two weekends ago, I wrote about a great session at Pop!Tech, a two hour conversation where African attendees at the conference got to talk about… Read More »Missed the Africa panel at Pop!Tech? Listen in.
One Laptop Per Child – a preview, and a request for help
I took a day off from this year’s Pop!Tech conference to hang out with some friends in Portland. But before driving from Camden to Portland,… Read More »One Laptop Per Child – a preview, and a request for help
Looking at Africa, from Camden, Maine
When you hold a conference on changing the world for the better in rural Camden, Maine, it’s a challenge to ensure that your audience is… Read More »Looking at Africa, from Camden, Maine