Mark Warschauer wrote:
>> Maybe we should start a 'Blogs for bombs' amnesty program, where
>> people trade bombs for a voice on the internet. While that may sound
>> stupid and perhaps facetious, it's a blind stab at part of the problem -
>> when people feel they must resort to violence, it is usu
At 9:23 PM -0700 5/7/05, Aiden Yeh wrote:
Vance Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Group cohesion is
when as a result of postings on a thread the group feels more like it's
heading in a common and positive direction.
I belong to far too many lists, the majority of which are in the
education arena.
lippines. But police said Sunday they were
mistaken.
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050508/ap_on_re_as/afghan_explosion
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That is a grim reminder of the fierce nature of those who wish to
return Afghans -- and other Arabs - to 4th century barbarism.
This should not mean that there should be less cybercafes. If that
logic would apply, police training would stop because the their
facilities are targeted.
It would
I've been enjoying Paul's posts as well, though I've had to seek his
main blog rather than his ddn blog, since it's only capturing excerpts
from his main blog, which is unfortunate. The blogNashville folks have
also set up a mobcast for attendees, which has been fun to listen to.
You can find i
John Hibbs wrote:
That is a grim reminder of the fierce nature of those who wish to return
Afghans -- and other Arabs - to 4th century barbarism.
Actually, Afghans aren't even closely related to Arabs, but that's a
topic for another listserv. :-)
This should not mean that there should be less
Andy -- thanks for posting this. Sometimes we forget how powerful the
"old" technologies (i.e. telephones) can be. I think the thrust of this
report is important -- "which electronic channels work best" I would even
drop the word "electronic". Our goal is access to government information,
Hi everyone,
An admin request - please remember to keep the discussion on the digital
divide side of this story. Like I joked in my reply to john, there are
other lists more appropriate for debating Islamist extremism, US policy
in Iraq, etc. So while I think it's important to be able to discuss
Hi everyone,
Technorati.com and the Always On Network are requesting nominations for
what they're calling the Open Media 100. Quoting David Sifry, CEO of
Technorati:
"With the AO/Technorati Open Media 100 list, we are honoring those
individuals who are driving the proliferation of Open Media an
At 11:21 AM -0400 5/8/05, Andy Carvin wrote:
John Hibbs wrote:
That is a grim reminder of the fierce nature of those who wish to
return Afghans -- and other Arabs - to 4th century barbarism.
Actually, Afghans aren't even closely related to Arabs, but that's a
topic for another listserv. :-)
Yup.
At 1:07 PM -0700 5/7/05, Dr. Steve Eskow wrote:
The telecenter that enriches one community that lead to a deepening of
discord and violence in the next one.
Poppycock.
Extremism is the source of the danger. If it is pointed at hospitals
because that is where people gather, should we quit providin
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