Service, not Supermodels: an appeal to Bob Parsons and Go Daddy
Dear Bob, I didn't join Go Daddy as a customer after your first Super Bowl commercial, or even after the second. A lot of other people did, and when I noticed you were the market...
Promoting Women Bloggers: A Timeline of Relevant Discussions
A review of Internet discussions over the last two years regarding promoting women's voices in blogging. This is not a complete list, but a spotlight on some of the more well-known participants and...
The Search for News: an interjection to John Battelle’s Book
Why do we read what we read? This question interests me as a reader; it must interest John Battelle even more like a publisher. Battelle was a cofounding editor of Wired and founder of The...
Two weeks ago, Alaa Ahmed Seif Al Islam-- an activist, blogger, Cairene, Drupal developer, Egyptian, and fairly good husband to his wife Manal (in alphabetical order)-- was beaten and arrested,...
Rudolf Elmer, the key source in the Wikileaks/BJB story, has created a website Swiss Whistleblower. Some of the information he'd been posting at Wikileaks will now be posted to the new...
Obviously, the word that Harvard's FAS faculty has voted tonight on a measure to ensure open access to their published papers -- and passed it -- is fantastic news. All Harvard faculty will make...
