British Documentary Awards – get your act together!
I watched the British Documentary Awards on BBC Four last night, and they were of course fascinating and as usual […]
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Internet
Including the politics of the Net
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Is Slashdot on the way out & out of date?
Anyone who can make even the vaguest claim to be a geek, and certainly anyone in the IT industry will
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RIP Steven Forrest
The website of paid-for corporate blogger Steven Forrest, Free2Innovate.net, has disappeared from the Net. Which is a shame because I
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How to avoid learning perhaps a little too much about Kieren’s life
I mentioned about a month ago how I was considering setting up a second blog so I could more easily
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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