Announcing Planet 4
It’s time to tear down Greenpeace.org and rebuild it for the modern web. The content strategy, design, and voice of Greenpeace.org will be updated to… Read More »Announcing Planet 4
Techie
At the edge of technology there’s always a category for the random inspirations shooting back and forth across the ether. This is my technology catch-all.
Freedom of Choice for the Greater Good?
I think modeling the behavior I want to see in the world is a good way to spread the open ethos. But when other people… Read More »Freedom of Choice for the Greater Good?
The No Tech School
Here’s an idea: let’s all move to Colonial Williamsburg and churn some butter. Or maybe we should all buy horses. Wait, wait, I’ve got an… Read More »The No Tech School
Privacy: Where’s your line?
I recently started a newsletter after being badgered asked to do so. It’s fun to put together, but it takes me longer than I like… Read More »Privacy: Where’s your line?
Step by Step: Making Your Blog More Useful
At some point, you look at your blog and wonder “Is any of this still useful?” The answer is yes, yes it is. Through the… Read More »Step by Step: Making Your Blog More Useful
Part 2: Machine Learning & Serendipitous Communication
Disclaimers: the Summit and Mozfest are pretty much back to back, so please excuse me for not being faster with these posts. Did you read… Read More »Part 2: Machine Learning & Serendipitous Communication
the Future of Communication Part 1: The Session
A couple weekends ago I was at the Mozilla Summit in Brussels. In a couple posts, I want to focus myself not on the Summit… Read More »the Future of Communication Part 1: The Session
September Mentor Community Call
Well one thing is for sure, holding the Mozilla Webmaker Mentor Community call once a month is quite simply not enough. Each month we come… Read More »September Mentor Community Call
OHM2013 Part 2 – Observing Segmentation, Pedagogy of Discomfort and impromptu Singing
Have you read Part 1? Part 2 will go from exploring hacker mentalities to heckling Pacman players. Bilal Ghalib introduced me to a Hackerspace founder… Read More »OHM2013 Part 2 – Observing Segmentation, Pedagogy of Discomfort and impromptu Singing
OHM 2013 Part 1
Over the last five days, I’ve been in the Netherlands at the OHM Festival with 3500 hackers, makers and like-minded activists to hack together, learn… Read More »OHM 2013 Part 1