Appearances
A selection of media mentions, and other public appearances.
1/27/2012: The New York Times: on Twitter and censorship.
1/27/2012: Foreign Policy: on Twitter and censorship.
1/27/2012: The Guardian: on Twitter and censorship.
1/24/2012: Financial Times: on Google+ and pseudonyms.
1/6/2012: AFP: on how the Internet is fueling the Palestinian drive for free expression.
12/19/2011: Fast Company: on Saudi’s Kingdom Holdings’ purchase of Twitter shares and what it means for free expression on the social network.
12/18/2011: The Globe and Mail: on the year in social media protests.
12/15/2011: NPR’s Marketplace Tech Report: on TIME’s person of the year, “the protester.”
12/14/2011: named to the Levo League‘s “Twitter-ful list of women crucial to foreign policy.”
12/13/2011: The International Business Times: on the increased crackdowns on bloggers in the Middle East.
12/5/2011: CNN International: on the arrest of Razan Ghazzawi.
12/5/2011: Al Arabiya: on the PalConnect conference.
11/29/2011: Aslan Media: on my work on Internet freedom.
11/17/2011: France24: on solidarity campaigns with Syrians.
11/9/2011: Forbes: on the export of surveillance technology to Syria.
10/18/2011: Mother Jones: on the use of Blue Coat surveillance technology in Syria.
10/18/2011: GigaOm: on Twitter and identity.
10/5/2011: Tunisia Live TV: on the Third Arab Bloggers Meeting in Tunis.
9/28/2011: CBC Spark: on account deactivation and content removal on social networks.
9/28/2011: Marketplace Tech Report: on the Syrian Electronic Army.
9/26/2011: Al Jazeera English: on the defacement by Anonymous of several Syrian government websites.
9/25/2011: NPR: on the Syrian Electronic Army.
9/23/2011: The Majalla: on social media use in the Middle East.
9/22/2011: Internet Evolution Radio: on my work at the EFF.
9/21/2011: The Brian Lehrer Show, CUNYtv: on the Syrian Electronic Army.
9/19/2011: WFMU’s “Too Much Information”: on pseudonyms
9/10/2011: Deustchlandradio Kultur: on surveillance (in German)
8/19/2011: WNYC’s On The Media: on blocking social media.
8/19/2011: South Africa’s Daily Maverick: on the use of digital tools for criminal organizing.
8/19/2011: CNN: on using digital tools for organizing crime.
8/18/2011: WNPR’s Colin McEnroe Show: on social media shutdowns.
8/17/2011: NPR Marketplace Tech Report: on Google+ and pseudonymity.
8/11/2011: Christian Science Monitor: on alleged UK plans to censor social media.
8/11/2011: Bloomberg West: on the UK riots and possible censorship of social media.
8/8/2011: KCBS San Francisco: on online anonymity.
7/29/2011: Associated Press: on countering extremism online.
6/30/2011: Christian Science Monitor: on the role of new media in revolutions.
6/27/2011: Washington Post: on my writing on web censorship in democracies.
6/21/2011: Foreign Policy named me in their Top 100 Twitterati annual list.
6/15/2011: BBC4′s Media Show: on the ‘Gay Girl in Damascus hoax
6/14/2011: CNN International: on the ‘Gay Girl in Damascus’ hoax
6/10/2011: VideoNation: an interview on my work, from PdF.
6/10/2011: Voice of America: an interview on my work.
6/2/2011: Wired Magazine: on Internet access.
6/2/2011: GigaOm: on the dark side of the Internet.
6/1/2011: Deutsche Welle: on Turkish Internet censorship.
5/31/2011: The Nation: on YouTube and free expression policies.
5/26/2011: Canada’s Financial Post: on a panel I spoke on at the University of Toronto.
5/27/2011: I appeared on Al Jazeera’s The Stream.
5/21/2011: Brian Lehrer TV: on web censorship in Africa.
5/20/2011: NPR’s On the Media: on Syria using the Internet against activists.
5/12/2011: ABC Australia: on Facebook account deactivations.
5/11/2011: I co-hosted an episode of Al Jazeera’s The Stream.
4/28/2011: I was interviewed by the organizers of the re:campaign conference.
4/28/2011: I was profiled in the Boston Globe.
4/16/2011: Berlin Gazette: on my re:campaign presentation.
4/15/2011: zdf.kultur (german): on my re:publica presentation.
4/12/2011: Boston Herald: on the implications of Twitter on human rights movements.
4/11/2011: GigaOm: on Facebook’s potential entry into China.
3/31/2011: O’Reilly Radar: on a panel I spoke on, discussing digital uprisings.
3/31/2011: Fast Company: on American tech helping MidEast censors.
3/30/2011: The Financial Post: on the export of US-made filtering software.
3/29/2011: Russia Today’s Alyona Show: on Internet freedom.
3/29/2011: CNN’s The Situation Room: on the OpenNet Initiative’s recent paper, “West Censoring East.”
3/29/2011: PRI’s The World: on Facebook’s removal of the Third Intifada page.
3/29/2011: RFE/RL: on US-made filtering technologies in the Middle East.
3/28/2011: Wall Street Journal, on US-built filtering tools Websense and SmartFilter.
3/26/2011: ZDNet: on Microsoft and HTTPS.
3/23/2011: Harvard Gazette: on social media in the Arab world.
3/15/2011: MIT Technology Review: on building human rights into social sites.
3/4/2011: AP: on Libyan Internet traffic.
3/1/2011: VOA: on Internet freedom and social change.
2/18/2011: The Nation: on Egypt’s social media movement.
2/18/2011: The Harvard Crimson: on social media for protests.
2/18/2011: The New York Times: on Bahrain’s Internet filtering.
2/14/2011: Bloomberg TV: on the use of American-built filtering tools in authoritarian regimes.
2/10/2011: The New York Times: on corporate responsibility toward human rights.
2/9/2011: Al Jazeera’s Inside Story: on the use of social media in Egypt.
2/8/2011: GigaOm: on policing content on social media networks.
2/8/2011: The Nation: on demanding Al Jazeera English in the US.
2/6/2011: The New York Times: on the “We are All Khaled Said” Facebook page.
2/5/2011: Gawker: on Facebook policies.
2/5/2011: AP: on Speak2Tweet.
2/3/2011: Bloomberg Businessweek: on 21st Century Statecraft.
1/31/2011: WHYY Radio, Philadelphia: on Egypt and social media.
1/31/2011: American Public Media’s Marketplace: on the importance of the Internet in Egypt.
1/28/2011: Foreign Policy: on Egypt’s Internet shutdown.
1/28/2011: MSNBC: on Egypt’s Internet blackout.
1/28/2011: Wall Street Journal: on Egypt’s Internet blackout.
1/28/2011: NPR’s Science Friday: on social media for political change in the Arab world.
1/27/2011: WBUR’s Here & Now: on the use of social media in Egyptian protests.
1/24/2011: Atlantic: on Facebook’s role in the Tunisian uprising.
1/22/2011: Radio France: on the effect of social media on the Tunisian uprising.
1/21/2011: VOA: on Internet controls in the Middle East.
1/21/2011: Canada’s National Post: on Tunisia and social media.
1/14/2011: ABC World News: on social media in Tunisia.
1/13/2011: Layalina Productions: on Internet freedom.
12/21/10: WFMU: on WikiLeaks and the TIME Person of the Year.
12/13/10: WGBH’s Greater Boston, on Wikileaks and intermediary censorship.
12/8/10: Brian Lehrer TV: on WikiLeaks and Internet freedom.
10/8/10: LA Times: on the closure of the vb.ly domain by the Libyan Spider Network.
9/30/10: Chronicle of Philanthropy: on Internet activism.
9/24/10: VOA: on Haystack; video here.
9/22/10: ABC News: on the “Arab digital vanguard”
9/18/10: Politico: on activist complaints about Facebook.
9/13/10: Foreign Policy’s Net Effect: on Haystack.
7/27/10: RT America: on growing Islamophobia in the United States.
6/1/10: NZZ Online (German): on Facebook activism in the Arab world.
5/20/10: Al Jazeera’s Inside Story: on the debate over Facebook privacy.
3/17/10: CNN: on proposed Internet filtering in Venezuela.
3/17/10: Newsweek: on Google.cn in China.
11/30/09: ABC World News with Charles Gibson: on use of Twitter for finding retail sales.
11/13/09: Al Majalla: on broadband in the Middle East.
11/2/09: Committee to Protect Journalists: on the work of the OpenNet Initiative.
8/19/09: New Scientist: on the OpenNet Initiative.
8/13/09: The Media Line: on the ONI’s MidEast research.
8/12/09: World Streams Radio: on Morocco, Internet censorship, and digital activism.
8/4/09: The Guardian: on the lifting of sanctions on Syria by the United States.
7/17/09: German Gulli:news: on Internet censorship.
04/27/09: The Guardian: on LinkedIn’s restriction of Syrian users.
12/30/08: Poynter Online: on the use of Twitter in relation to the attacks on Gaza.
11/03/08: New Hampshire Public Radio: on Voices without Votes.
