July 2, 2008
Mariachi!
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June 23, 2008
Chuck DeFeo on the Wisdom of John Adams
Notes from GOP strategist Chuck DeFeo, in which he invokes John Adams' writings on freedom of the press and how his word are more true than ever before. -andy
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Arianna Huffington: New Wine vs. Old Wine
My notes from Arianna Huffington's talk at the Personal Democracy Forum. -ac
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Posted by acarvin at 2:39 PM |
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Clay Shirky on Collective Action
Here are my notes from Clay Shirky's presentation at PDF2008 today. Much of the talk was actually inspired by a blog post of mine two years ago about the Belarus Ice Cream Flash Mob. -andy
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Tags: Belarus | Clay Shirky | collective action | flash mobs | ice cream | pdf2008
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Arianna Huffington, Matt Stoller and a Quick Qikstream
NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday conducted an interview with Arianna Huffington and Matt Stoller at the Personal Democracy Forum conference earlier today, and I tagged along to shoot a live mobile stream of it. Here's the archive of the interview:
Tags: Arianna Huffington | Davar Ardalan | Jacob Soboroff | Matt Stoller | pdf2008 | Weekend Edition Sunday
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June 20, 2008
Discussing Twitter, Liveblogging and Journalism at the Guardian in London
For those of you wondering why I've been quiet for the last couple of weeks, I was in London with limited Internet access (stupid US phone doesn't work there) and then moved into our new house. I'll talk about the move later, but for now I wanted to share the podcast that was recorded of the event I attended in London, hosted by The Guardian newspaper. The event was part of a two-week series of forums on the future of journalism, and it focused on how real-time publishing tools like live-blogging and Twitter are actually tools for generating conversations journalism and how to make journalism better. It's 90-minutes long, but if you're interested in the subject, it's worth a listen. You can hear it by playing the streaming media file below or downloading the podcast of the event.
Tags: BPP | community | conversation | journalism | liveblogging | London | news | NPR | The Guardian | Twitter
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June 3, 2008
Save the Whales, Twitter!
Those of you who are Twitter users like I am are probably just as frustrated with the number of crashes they've been having as of late. It seems like every other time I try accessing the site I'm greeted with their error message - a whale that's being lifted by a flock of birds.
It's gotten so bad, though, that some people are beginning to take it out on the poor whale. For example, my friend Keith Hopper had his own take on the whale art, with his version featuring the aftermath of the whale being dropped by those birds. This got me thinking about depictions of whales in art, which led me to mock up these alternative versions of the Twitter error message:
Seen any other creative interpretations of the Twitter whale? If so, please tag them twitterwhale on Flickr, del.icio.us, technorati, etc so we can follow along. Meanwhile, hopefully Twitter will get its act together and make these crashes a thing of the past, so the poor Twitter whale can fly off with his avian friends in peace and harmony. -andy
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May 25, 2008
A Camel Eating Cantaloupe
Tags: animals | camels | cantaloupes | fruit
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May 24, 2008
Jane Goodall Autographs a Busted Fender?
Today in the parking lot at the Ikea in College Park, MD, we spotted a car that appeared to be autographed by Jane Goodall just above a busted fender. The signature includes the line "I did not do this!!"
At first I thought it was a joke, but then when I got home I found a couple of Jane Goodall autographs online, and the letters J and G are eerily similar to the signature on the car:
What do you think? Real or fake? -andy
Tags: autographs | bizarre | cars | fenders | Jane Goodall | signatures
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