[Criticism] The Death of Newspapers. The Transparency of Editing
I’ve been meaning to write about a recent episode of the World Technology Podcast on the so-called death of foreign correspondance and Paul Steiger’s recent front page reflection on the history and future of the newspaper industry in the Wall Street...![[Criticism] Inchiodati al volante](https://i0.wp.com/el-oso.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/picture-21.png?resize=434%2C261)
[Criticism] Inchiodati al volante
A few weeks ago a very friendly Martina Recchiuti wrote me an email asking if I’d mind if the Italian magazine, Internazionale translated and published my blog post about traffic in the developing world. Mind? I was honored of course. You can find the resulting...A Crowd Attracts a Crowd
They say in the news business that one dead person on your block is worth 3,000 dead in a flood in India. It’s a gruesome, cynical calculation but undoubtedly one streaked with truth. Marc Cooper I have an annoying habit of comparing tragedy. A college student...
The Self-Sustainable Non-profit Oxymoron
It was social entrepreneur day at Stanford University on two Sundays ago as part of “Entrepreneurship Week” at Stanford. I wanted to go for a number of reasons. Global Voices is in the process of incorporating into its own Non-Governmental Organization....Ruben Navarrette
Or, “Killing the Ventriloquist, Part II.” “Yeah, hi, I have a two part question. It seems like a lot of professors, specialists, and pundits are making the same arguments as you, but doing so on their weblogs. I was wondering if a.) you follow...Pitching Outside the Strike Zone Part IV
This post is the fourth part in a series and continues from here. A favorite pastime of both friends and family is career counseling with oso. It always starts with a emptyish complement: “you have such a natural talent for …” and then gets right to...
Bug Me Not Sparsh
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