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Monthly Archives August 2008

One Missed Call?

Refocusing our attention on the social mobile long tail Essay By Ken Banks, Founder, kiwanja.net In “The White Man’s Burden – Why the West’s Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good”, William Easterly’s frustration at large-scale, top-down, bureaucracy-ridden development projects runs to an impressive 384 pages. While Easterly […]

Posted 15 August 2008 § Diversity and Global Inclusion § Foundations for Participation § Innovation § Ken Banks ‡ Comments (3)

The Right to Privacy. Again.

Essay by Dembitz A response to John Clippinger’s On Technology, Security, Personhood And Privacy: An Appeal Continue the conversation with Beau Brendler, Michael Barrett, and David Clark. Our identities in the online world are as real and as significant as our identities in the physical world. Our friendships are formed through the personal details we […]

Posted 08 August 2008 § Beau Brendler § David Clark § Dembitz § John Clippinger § Michael Barrett § Privacy ‡ Comments Off on The Right to Privacy. Again.