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Freedom to offend
People have the right of religious freedom. Other people have the right to ridicule those religions.
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Google’s misleading justification
I’ve been critical of Google’s decision to operate a censored search engine in China. Since then,…
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Capote – a masterpiece
G and I saw Capote last night. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays Truman Capote, a writer (author…
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Never glad confident morning again!
Ethan Zuckerman has been sleuthing to understand the inner workings of Google’s system to censor search…
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Stanford to podcast lectures
According to Forbes.com Stanford is going to podcast lectures, speeches and debates In an unprecedented move,…
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Darfur: time to act
I have written here before about the failure of the rich countries to take action to…
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Google’s philosophy tested
Google has agreed to create a censored version of its search engine for China: Initially, Google’s…
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Mark Oaten: the shame lies elsewhere
On the whole I am not an admirer of the right wing of the Liberal Party…
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Blogging from Firefox with Performancing
Performancing for Firefox has released version 1.1 of its very impressive add-in for Firefox. It is…
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