Berkman Buzz: April 25, 2014
The Berkman Buzz is selected weekly from the posts of Berkman Center people and projects. danah boyd jumps back into bloggingFrom danah boyd's blog post, "Rekindling my blogging practice: Why I’m part of 'The Message' on Medium"
Dan Gillmor explains how best to advocate for net neutralityFrom Dan Gillmor's post for The Guardian, "The FCC is about to axe-murder net neutrality. Don't get mad – get even" Willow Brugh discusses mutual aid and the crowdFrom Willow Brugh's blog post, "Mutual Aid and the Crowd" Ethan Zuckerman explores the link between water monitoring and citizenship in ChinaFrom Ethan Zuckerman's blog post, "Water monitoring in China, and the changing role of citizenship"
How Technology and Citizen Media Shaped Taiwan's Sunflower MovementFrom I-fan Lin's post for Global Voices, "How Technology and Citizen Media Shaped Taiwan's Sunflower Movement" | ||||
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