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One more solider for the revolution

By Kieren / October 6, 2005

I have a fan. Mr Scaife of York appears in The Guardian's tech letters page today. It begins with the […]

By Kieren / October 6, 2005

There's a piece of mine, a broad summary of the situation wrt Internet governance, in The Guardian today. Quotes from

By Kieren / October 5, 2005

I've finally had enough of Opera, even with the no-ads latest version that I have. I am sick of things

By Kieren / September 30, 2005

A continuation of my “What the hell is wrong with the US press?” but with a more global viewpoint. Headlines

By Kieren / September 29, 2005

My second column/rant has appeared this morning in the Guardian. It is a somewhat sanitised version of the original –

By Kieren / September 28, 2005

It's 7.30pm, the last session of the day, two days to go, and everyone at the WSIS meeting in Geneva

By Kieren / September 28, 2005

What the hell is wrong with the US press? The mainstream press all over the world fundamentally fails to understand

By Kieren / September 28, 2005

I’m at the WSIS meeting in Geneva where the future of the Internet is being decided by the world’s governments.

By Kieren / September 27, 2005

It's an amazing building, the Palais des Nations in Geneva, but it is somewhat ironic that with the entire future

By Kieren / September 27, 2005

Well, it's 3.15pm Geneva time and the afternoon session of Sub-Committee A at PrepCom3 of WSIS at the UN in