I think it is interesting that with the diplomatic cable leaks we’ve seen more venom from those who were ambivalent, and more ambivalence from …

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One might think the title of Kevin Kelly’s new book, What Technology Wants, is meant to be provocative except that he means it literally …

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Given my interest in collaboration, I often enjoy hearing people’s stories about their workplace. My friend Ann was telling me about a clever colleague …

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In the past few months I have received invitations to join varied Google Groups. While they are no doubt easy to set up, the (ironic …

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The season finale of a television series can leave me in one of three states: (1) what a sad/pitiful ending to something that was …

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Since beginning my work at NYU the majority of my focus, obviously, has been on Wikipedia. However, some research I began almost 4 years ago …

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As we all know by now, there are manifest anxieties associated with the practice of blogging. The most common one being the stress of feeling …

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It is with interest that I’ve noted Lawrence Lessig’s announcement a career shift away from his work on restoring sanity to the copyright …

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On the Association of Internet Researchers mailing list Tamara Paradis raised the question of the origins of the term “Internet”. I am not sure why …

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Like Biellla, I have been following from afar the controversy [1,2] associated with the dunc-tank project: a way for a few Debian developers to …

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