Communicating in a networked world
I interviewed John Sorensen, producer for the Project Happiness documentary, asking him what happens behind the camera and then after all of the video has been shot. [In the photo you see John, Tenzin Dawa (the TCV cameraman mentioned in the audio … [Continue reading]
If you've listened to my recent audio and/or podcasts, you already know that one of the things that's most frustrating in developing countries is the lack of reliable electric power. Emmanuel was really impressed with the electrical infrastructure … [Continue reading]
This is a "cafeteria interview*" of Emmanuel Ande Ivorgba, conducted in New Delhi on Friday, the 30th of March, 2007 at the YWCA. Beginning in 2005, after encountering The Dalai Lama Foundation on the world wide web, Emmanuel began a study circle … [Continue reading]
When I go to Dharamsala, no matter what my intended major focus, I always have a half dozen concurrent side projects. No exception this time. I spent several days talking with people and keeping those relationships and projects alive. And introducing … [Continue reading]
The phrases last mile or last mile problem refer to the way network connectivity is brought from the telephone central office (or other connection point) to a subscriber's home or business. For telephones, this used to be the pair of copper wires … [Continue reading]