Internet Governance Forum details…
I’ve just spoken to Markus [tag]Kummer[/tag], the man in day-to-day charge of the upcoming [tag]Internet[/tag] Governance [tag]Forum[/tag] in Athens in […]
IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
Funny, Internet, Journalism, Oxford, Technology, WSIS
The St Ebbe’s Residents’ Association and its eerie parallels with Internet governance
Last night, as I was scrabbling around by the front door in the dark with a torch and a piece
Journalism, Oxford
Speak go unheard
The animal rights protest group [tag]Speak[/tag] is still protesting although it is becoming increasingly obvious that the organisation is not
Journalism, Photos
Islay/Jura/Scotland holiday pics
Having been nagged, on my own blog an’ all, about not having posted any pics from my trip to Islay
Journalism
The picture that foretells UK political chaos
It’s very rare that you get a photo that sums up a present situation and foretells the future ahead of
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Where has Bill Hobbs gone?
It was nearly two months ago now that reporter Kevin Murphy decided enough was enough and outed “Steve [tag]Forrest[/tag]”, the
IGF, Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
Internet Governance Forum jigsaw nearly complete
If you are not yet aware, there is to be a new [tag]Internet[/tag] Governance Forum meeting for the first time
IGF, Internet, Journalism, Oxford, Technology, WSIS
Sniffy Oxford Internet Institute holds IGF meeting
I’ve just been reminded, by one of the main speakers, that the [tag]Oxford[/tag] Internet Institute is holding an evening discussion
Journalism, Oxford, Photos
Hot air balloon trip
This morning, at the ungodly hour of 6am, I finally embarked on my first hot air balloon trip, flying directly
ICANN, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
ICANN gets 89 NomCom responses
I missed this while in my book-writing frenzy – the Nominating Committee for ICANN announced on 9 August that it