Online participation – practicising what you preach
I am having a bloody busy time of it at the moment. I lost most of last week due to […]
ICANN, Internet, Journalism
Writing
Journalism
Chicago! Chicago!
I’m sat in Chicago O’Hare airport, catching a second flight to catch a third flight to catch a coach to
Journalism
US service culture and the baffling bill
I’m back in the US and the place is as remarkable and baffling as it always is. Actually I’m in
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Where am I?
I’m trying out some new Web2.0 stuff called Plazes, which tracks me as I move around. I’ll tie it into
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Zittrain and the future of the Internet
It’s not often you start the day by kicking a dog full in the face. Actually I didn’t do it,
Journalism, Technology
Aaaaargh! I *hate* Microsoft and everything it touches
I am being putting through one of those bi-annual days when you have to actually restrain yourself from smashing in
ICANN, Journalism, Sex.com
Becoming part of the story – expert or ego-maniac?
A story about the Sex.com case has appeared in the San Jose Metro which includes as many quotes from me
IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
Dynamic Coalition for Online Collaboration
I have just announced the creation of the “dynamic coalition” for online collaboration in the IGF meeting in Geneva. Effectively
IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
Some stats on the IGF Athens meeting
The Greek delegate has just spoken at the stocktaking meeting of the Internet Governance Forum in Geneva. He gave some
ICANN, IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
The Internet rollercoaster starts up the track again: IGF in Geneva
I am in Geneva for a stock-take of the first Internet Governance Forum in Athens last November. It should be