Email clent getting some buzz…

Conversations with tech folks… on video…

Vint Cerf on the EU's recent policy paper on open networks and the internet.

At last, the PDF version of this essential publication.

Another Salzburg Initiative. I'd be really interested to know what they are doing with relation to testimony and video - and happy to help, obviously…

Coming from a media development background, I'm pleased to see these top-level initiatives to help shape and strengthen the field coming together.

Geolocation for your browser… for when you've exhausted your lunch usuals.

in case you can't tell, I'm looking stuff up on TB…

"An annual public opinion survey examining American and European attitudes toward the transatlantic relationship and global challenges."

The very nature of publicity and privacy are getting disrupted. As kids work to be invisible to people who hold direct power over them (parents, teachers, etc.), they happily expose themselves to audiences of peers. And they expose themselves to corporations. They know that the company can see everything they send through their servers/service, but who cares? Until these companies show clear allegiance with their parents, they're happy to assume that the companies are on their side and can do them no harm.

Daniel Solove has made this entire book available online for your reading pleasure…

"If you could suggest a unique idea that would help as many people as possible, what would it be?"

Video as a new space for public deliberation, alternative expression. Good report.

Video accompanying Demos' report Video Republic.

Sponsored by, among others, Joi. Includes "Jeff Ubois - Violent Wartime Footage Online: What Should Digital Archivists Do?"

[thanks, lina]