What a paella!
I cooked myself such a terrific paella last night that I have been itching to eat the remainder for lunch […]
Journalism
November 2006
ICANN, Internet, Journalism, Technology
A visit to ICANN in Second Life
Having visited ICANN’s headquarters in Los Angeles a month ago, I have finally got around to visiting the organisation’s virtual
IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
UN asks for Net governance forum feedback
The secretariat of the Internet Governance Forum, part of the United Nations, has updated its website to include all the
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Another Net buzz – innocentive.com
I am a heartless cynic and, what’s more, I think that people who complain about others’ cynicism are either deluded
Journalism, Oxford, Technology
Ha! PC World Oxford finally gets it in the neck
I have just seen an article in the Oxford Mail entitled “Watchdog criticises PC World”. Hy heart leapt as I
IGF, Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
Guardian article on the IGF
I’ve a piece in The Guardian today which is a broad summary of the IGF last week. It basically says
IGF, Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
IGF: The *real* story
You’ve seen the show, read the reviews, bought the T-shirt, but now it’s time to reveal the *real* Internet Governance
Journalism, Technology
Tech reviews from the toilet bowl of journalism
There are constant complaints, in all areas, that the media is “dumbing down”. But it hadn’t really occurred to me
ICANN, Internet, Journalism, Technology
New ICANN board members named
Well, it’s been nearly two months since they were chosen but finally we are allowed to know who the secretive
Journalism
Saddam Hussein verdict coverage
I’ve just made my first official complaint to the BBC over its coverage of Saddam Hussein’s trial verdict this morning.