Sylwia Presley @ Global Voices Online Global Voices Online..to see what they think of us! I have spent most of my free evening time today on reading posts on TH!NK3 and prepare[Continue]
Basically what you need to do, is to record your daily life tomorrow and upload it to YouTube. Sounds like a piece of[Continue]
I do not think I looked at the role of arts in expressing protests on-line, so here is an action worth mentioning:[Continue]
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Photo from this blog. I am spending my evenings translating into Polish for Global Voices the coverage on Gaza. So do check it out if you are a fan of freedom of speech and power of free blogging. Here is what I mean (by Exiled, translated by Ayesha Saldanha): [Continue]
She pretended not to hear his awkward movements in the bathroom. What’s the rush? It was only half past three and they weren’t supposed to be there for another two hours. She still couldn’t lift herself up. The dream of a sunny walk in the fields, barefoot on warm asphalt, the noisy insects was interrupted [Continue]
Just realised that Simon Tofield uploaded a new video – this time about a dog. Worth watching… [Continue]
Fourteen categories, all about the best of the best of Twitter. Go to The Shorty Awards website and nominate your favourites. If you do it from the site, they will also get a tweet message about your nomination. I cannot wait to see the winners of 2008! [Continue]
Last week @anniemole posted on Twitter link to TimesOnline article about work conditions during Christmas period at Amazon in the UK. Read it and make sure you read the comments too. I cannot help but wonder how cool it is that traditional press articles can now be revised and commented upon, so that readers can [Continue]
For some of us Twitter became quite a significant platform of conversation. I wonder: If Twitter would become paid service today, would you pay for it? [Continue]
While preparing for presentation on Twitter ethics the more I read about Twitter etiquette the more I realise that: 1. Twitter etiquette as such is strongly predefined by its usage, not given set of rules. 2. I see users expressing the need for one, coherent, written down Twitter etiquette, but this set of ethical values [Continue]
