Communicating in a networked world
Recently I've been investigating the use of encrypted email - more to say on that in another post - but I have encountered two groups that create software specifically designed to help human rights workers document human rights abuse. In both cases, … [Continue reading]
I am experimenting with WAP (Wireless Access Protocol), or web browsing from my cellphone. Around the world, many countries are extending their wireless (mobile or "cell") networks much faster than their wired networks. So, we expect people to begin … [Continue reading]
Movable Type is the software behind this blog. We've not only upgraded our servers, but have also upgraded our MT software to version 3.01. This is a good step forward for us, as our blogs have recently been the victims of increasing volumes of spam. … [Continue reading]
A bit of a challenge here. We have a remarkable new tool available to us - a software application that coordinates several media - phones, cellphones, email to cellphones, email, web pages and video - to allow us to weave an intricate tale through … [Continue reading]
The Diamondback the newspaper (online) of the University of Maryland, is the original source of the report of the phenomenon I referred to earlier today - that blog use may replace email list servers, at least in the university environment. … [Continue reading]