AMAZING | June 30th, 2008

Best part of the Summit - Neha Viswanathan taught us Bollywood dance moves (ask me about the “screw-in-a-lighbulb-and-pet-the-dog”) this morning to the tune of this:

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Supporting the Othersphere | June 28th, 2008

The GV Summit is amazing for a number of reasons - the connections we make, the names put to faces, and of course, the sessions. Session 3 today, “When Biases Meet Biases,” China was the hot topic - namely, Tibet and the difference of opinion between the Western media and Chinese media of all [...]

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GV Summit: Day One: AWESOME! | June 28th, 2008

That’s just a tiny modification to the title of my post on the GV Summit site. Day One was quite awesome, despite the fact that I, as per usual, lost the ability to pay attention near the end of the day. Unfortunately, I was right up front, so I couldn’t just potter off [...]

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GV Summit featured on the European Journalism Centre | June 27th, 2008

GV Summit is featured on the EJC’s front page! When I clicked the link, this photo from last night’s dinner showed up: That’s me with Nasser Wedaddy of HAMSA. He also randomly happens to live two blocks from me! Unfortunately, two other photos of me are also on there, with me making my [...]

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GV in The Economist | June 27th, 2008

An article on the GV Summit has just been posted on The Economist’s website. The article focuses on GV Advocacy issues, Internet filtering, and politics.

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Cross-posted from GV Summit: Day 1, Session 1 and Intros | June 27th, 2008

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Pop-pop-pop Popples! | June 26th, 2008

I’d like to dedicate the following video to Georgia Popplewell, who did not believe that these little namesakes of hers existed:

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To the GV Summit! | June 24th, 2008

It’s finally here - tomorrow afternoon I head to BOS to fly to BUD via MAD (JFK on the way back). The Global Voices Summit begins on Friday, with all sessions being reviewed and live-blogged here. I’m really looking forward to it; I’ve been at Berkman for the past two days getting acclimated [...]

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George Carlin dies at 71 | June 23rd, 2008

A few months ago, I had the utmost privilege of getting to see George Carlin perform live.  In fact, I was working at the time, at Boston’s Wang Center, as an usher - so technically, someone paid me to see George Carlin.  And just as I’d expected, he was hilarious. Now, most of my co-workers at [...]

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Gas Prices Crises Don’t Bother Me | June 19th, 2008

I have a car, sort of. I have a car that belongs to my father, but could belong to me the day I decide I want it to. I “borrow” the car when necessary, which is rarely, and I use it for the occasional drive to visit friends, or if I don’t want [...]

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