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A well-deserved half-day holiday

By Kieren / November 21, 2005

Well, I have just sent off my last bit of work, having exhausted myself for the past 10 days and […]

By Kieren / November 21, 2005

Secret policemen: you miss 'em when they're gone. It seems most people shipped out of Tunis soon after the closing

By Kieren / November 18, 2005

Well, it's all over, save the writing. It finished in a packed plenary hall – estimated guess about 2,000 people.

By Kieren / November 18, 2005

Conference fatique has really hit home today. I actually wrote a piece The Register where I wrote “Swedish prime minister”

By Kieren / November 17, 2005

There’s a big, big fuss going on about pointed remarks that the Swiss prime minister made at the opening conference

By Kieren / November 17, 2005

The most extraordinary thing has been happening for the past two hours. The Tunisian media has been hounding the Swiss

By Kieren / November 17, 2005

Was there ever a more evil form of transport than a bus? They are so convincing. You can carry alot

By Kieren / November 16, 2005

A few years ago UK satririst Chris Morris produced a special edition of his sharp Brass Eye programme. It's was

By Kieren / November 16, 2005

Too much info, too little time. Well, I'm pleased to have scooped the rest of the world of this Net

By Kieren / November 16, 2005

Okay, I'm sat in the main Plenary Hall at WSIS in Tunis, and the opening ceremony is due to begin