Culture
Since I had to leave this year's WAN Congress/ World Editors' forum on Tuesday to cover other events, I do not know how the show progressed from here, but this was by far the most surreal party I have been to for a very long time: It
Blogging
The sentiment belongs to the Lebanese artist Zena el-Kahlil. During a seminar on how free the internet really is earlier this month, she spoke for the first about what happened during the July Warin Beirut in the summer of 2006 That summer she penned Beirut Update, a blog that became
Culture
A lot could be said on this issue, and I might get back with a few more insights in the morning, but, in the meantime, here's Jill Walker Rettberg commenting on INorden, the new Nordic citizen journalism portal: Given the similarities of the Scandinavian languages (think the difference