This evening I’m supposed to speak with BBC’s Newsday about the Internet’s outrage over the Walter Palmer’s shooting of Cecil the …

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An interesting study is being widely commented on, but, as is often the case, the press glosses about “harassment” are a bit askew. For instance …

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I participated in my first Aspiration-facilitated conference this week and found it to be fun and productive. As a working group and classroom facilitator, I …

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On the recommendation of my colleague Matt Nisbet, I submitted a piece related to Reading the Comments to The Conversation, an online publisher aiming for …

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In the conclusion to Mako Hill’s article “Almost Wikipedia,” he takes issue with my characterization of Wikipedia’s success as luck . (To be clear …

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A quick recap on United States intellectual property for my students.

Copyrights and patents are monopolies granted in law to creators so as to encourage …

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As I wrote in the post “Not notable: Dead to Wikipedia,” I was disappointed with the quality of my biography on Wikipedia, but (aside from …

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I appreciate any feedback folks are kind enough to leave on a new draft: Saying it so doesn’t make it so: Insights on privilege …

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After roughly four years, my Wikipedia biography is no more; it now redirects to a page for my book about Wikipedia. In reflecting upon this …

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I enjoyed listening to Stepehn Dubner’s Freakonomics interview with Katherine Milkman; in it they talk about “temptation bundling,” a term that Milkman and her …

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