2003–2004
162 posts
2004 154
December 2004
- Send lawyers, guns and money…
- The tsunami and Burma
- The Tsunami in South Asia
- Translation and Information Flow
- Catching up with Global Voices
- The people versus John Perry Barlow, or, as we like to say, “Barlow versus The Man”
- 14 hours from good news to bad news in Somalia
- Darfur: Where’s Europe?
- If the Jamaicans can bobsled, the Ghanaians can ski
- Great new African music blog
- Global Voices
- Ghana’s election, and hopes for Darfur?
- Hoder’s talk at Berkman
- ICT and the Ghanaian Election
- Blogs from Egypt and Jordan
- Ammannet and the Future of Radio
- Learning about Arabization
- Jesus didn’t turn people away. But CBS does.
- What’s in a name?
- Audio of my Pop!Tech talk
- The taxi meter and the red line
November 2004
- What Does Wikipedia Want to Be?
- Great Pop!Tech talks at ITConversations
- Turmeric, pygmies and piracy
- International shipping and the falling dollar
- Cote d’Ivoire discussion on MetaFilter
- What’s better than electric kora music? FREE electric kora music.
- The Freudian Web
- Cote d’Ivoire and the Future of Peacekeeping
- Foreign Policy magazine discovers blogs, Rebecca Mackinnon
- Come to a Blue State, Have a Beer on Me
- Your Presence Here is Very Offensive
- A very sad affair
- Kerry has a 46-point lead… amongst Ghanaians living in America
- A view from Kenya
- Why Africa Supports Kerry
October 2004
- Peter Durand and Graphic Facilitation
- My talk at Pop!Tech
- The Dangers of Talk Radio…
- Thomas Barnett at the Pop!Tech Conference
- Egoblogging
- eRamadan
- Post removed
- KSG Forum on Darfur
- Around the world for $0.10 per kilo
- Childhood corruption in India?
- A message from St. Dave?
- de-TRO-it
- USAID versus the UN – Just How Bad a Tragedy is Darfur?
- Gang Violence in the Favelas of Rio
- Fun with Google AdWords – or “Why Genocide’s Worth at Least a Buck a Click”
September 2004
- Systemic Biases in Wikipedia?
- How News Portals Serve Up Political Stories
- The Media Sucks, And It’s Your Fault
- From crazy talk to Business Week in four short years
- Creative Commons Developing Nations License
- CNN’s creative new map of Europe
- Notes from FOO
- Chemical weapons in Darfur?
- More Mbube
- Zimbabwe: We’ve got both kinds of mercenaries – journalists, and soldiers of fortune
- How blogs selectively amplify the New York Times
- Powell declares genocide has been committed in Sudan
- Jim Fruchterman’s Talk at Berkman
- Top Ten Worst Dictators
- Global competitions
August 2004
- Interview with Worldchanging.com
- Sudan: Day of Conscience
- Radio, translation and intercultural communication
- Sudan: Marching Towards Anarchy
- How to Subvert a Democracy
- Outfoxed
- Sudan and the Second Superpower
- The View from Asuncion
- Interview with John Prendergast on Darfur
- Tripod, and the very early days of blogging?
- Obama, and the Kenyan – and American – Imagination
- Talk to US
July 2004
- African Union monitors report civilians burned alive in Darfur
- The Whitest Black Man in America
- Internet Enabled Radio in Mali
- Studies Show 86% of Americans Have Their Heads Up Their Asses
- Telemarketing in Senegal
- The New York Post Gets One Right
- The lazyweb approach to media research?
- Weblogs and “selective uptake”
- It’s alive…it’s ALIVE!
- Jan Egeland on Darfur
- The Lion Sues Tonight
- Jim Moore on Darfur
- Fiber in East Africa
- Anti-corruption efforts pay off in Kenya
June 2004
- Wrong, but funny…
- LA Times on Darfur – Already too late.
- Jambo! Welcome to Microsoft.
- He’s baaaack… one of the world’s scarier mercenaries, working for the US govnerment in Iraq
- Ghana’s forthcoming Internet Exchange Point
- Guido Sohne at WOS3
- Rape as a weapon of war in Darfur
- The news from Central Africa
- Those big, spooky telcos
- Open Access Publishing at Wizards of OS
- SchoolNet Namibia
- Comments from Jeff Sharlet of The Revealer
- Ten Stories the World Should Hear More About
May 2004
- Sudan in Pictures
- Paying Attention to Sudan
- Land Reform in Nairobi
- Reason #137 why failed states are a dangerous thing
- USAID predicts at least 100,000 deaths in Darfur
- It’s Friday, and I’m reduced to critiquing cartoons…
- US government announces Millenium Challenge Account countries
- From Journalist to Activist
April 2004
- A quick fix for our Ghanaphile readers…
- Sudanese, Chadian armies clash
- USAID administrator speaks about ethnic cleansing in Darfur
- Passion of the Present
- Nuke the mosquitoes!
- UN Mission to Sudan
- Darfur update
- Signe on Darfur
- Mapping International News in the Blogosphere
- The Onion, on Zambia
- Using Blogs to Hack the Media
- Rwanda, Sudan and “the G-word”
- Ory’s response
- Alas, not an April Fool’s post
March 2004
- Donated Clothing as an Economic Force
- The Zimbabwe/Equatorial Guinea saga continues
- Africa as Usual?
- South African mercenaries in Zimbabwe, enroute to Equatorial Guinea?
- Why C.A.R.?
- It’s all about the Benjamin
February 2004
- Making Room for the Third World in the Second Superpower
- Planting weeds to eliminate mines
- Outsourcing and “Benedict Arnold”
- Reactions to the Digital Democracy presentation
- A more positive emergent democracy post
- Ghana – best performing stock exchange, 2003
- Media attention and Sudan
- Gapminder
- Thoughts before the Digital Democracy Workshop
January 2004
- Davos and Blogging
- Iraq, the Black Hole
- Talking about Africa in Switzerland
- The Curse of the Over-Full Life
- Reconciliation
- Ghanabuys
- Ama and the Jewelry Store
- Ghanaian politics and the (wo)man on the street
- Artistry, Entrepreneurship and Hospitality
- Travel surprises, the good kind
- The victory of “weight”, and travels to Ghana
- Behold the Power of String
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December 2003
- Amazon, the developing world, diet books and fun with data
- A consumerist post for the holidays
- Africa, and the Interest Gap