John Palfrey's BlogBeta: Live from the Berkman Center(Untitled)- February 14, 2003 I'm moving my blog over to the newly-minted blogs at Harvard web presence. It's been fun learning about blogging on Radio, but I have loyalties to keep and an initiative to support. Find me here, should you care to do so.http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/14.html#a27 (Untitled)- February 13, 2003 Some of the most intriguing research underway at the Berkman Center is what Jonathan Zittrain and Ben Edelman have been doing this Fall on filtering in various countries and localized filtering by search engines. I've been trying to figure out what the big-picture meaning of their research is, trying to fit it into a broader understanding of what's going on with the globalization of the Net. One obvious angle into the meaning is the idea of transparency (not in the cs...http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/13.html#a26 (Untitled)- February 12, 2003 There have been cool reax to the live blog by Dave Winer last night. Particular thanks not only to Dave but also to Donna for her running commentary, Dan Bricklin for his photos, Derek Slater for carrying the banner of the Harvard undergraduate community (even though we like to think of him as part of the BerkmanHLS community), Frank Field for his insightful commentary on what it means for education and to everyone else who came, blogged and continues to write...http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/12.html#a25 (Untitled)- February 11, 2003 It's good to hear that people who know what they're doing have been thinking about audio blogs for a while. Professor Nesson, you're on. (Is anyone doing a good one today)http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/11.html#a24 (Untitled)- February 11, 2003 John Ellis noted: "The good news is that Ellisblog is now one year old. The bad news is that it doesn't make any money at all." (Yeah, but we read it). As his thoughts often do, John's comment begs a good question. It's been bugging me about blogging: why do so many people do it, especially when virtually no one makes any money at it People like to speak and to be heard Because it has this hard-to-describe addictive quality We like to...http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/11.html#a23 (Untitled)- February 11, 2003 I keep coming back to what Jonathan Katz said about the media and the young in his critique, last September, of the Columbia J-School deans' search. Among other good insights: "The challenge for media and for the academic study of media has been the same for a generation now, and both media and academe have failed to meet it. Journalism has become irrelevant to younger Americans, and marginalized by those vibrant and ascending new information cultures &151; computer gaming,...http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/11.html#a22 (Untitled)- February 11, 2003 Wayne has put up a great piece about Kingstonians (Jamaica) with "fluidity with the hip-hop idiom." He has a way with words and music.http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/11.html#a21 (Untitled)- February 11, 2003 Tonight (Tuesday, Feb. 11) is the first in a series of meetings about blogging at Harvard (and beyond), led by Dave Winer. Please come: 6:30, Lewis 301, HLS campus. If you can't make it, not to fret; there will be more. This is just the thin end of the wedge.http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/11.html#a20 (Untitled)- February 10, 2003 Our friends Becca and Wayne are in Kingston, Jamaica, doing good works -- making learning fun. Their blog (you have to click on blog from their homepage) is how they're keeping in touch with those of us in snowy, windy 02138. They look warm to me.http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/10.html#a19 (Untitled)- February 10, 2003 Of the Charlie Nesson audio blogs, my favorite so far is his Eldred lunch clip. It's pretty long -- 20 minutes -- but quite a cool set of voices.http://radio.weblogs.com/0117678/2003/02/10.html#a18 |