Archive for November, 2008
A Belgian minister, his party friends, a blogger and the “dangers” of free expression: liberating spaces from the partitocracy
3 Comments Published by Alejandro November 29th, 2008 in *OIINEWSThis is a great story. It is Monday, 17 November in New York City. The Belgian Minister of Defense , Pieter De Crem, and some his advisers arrive from Brussels for meetings at the United Nations. There is not much to do, so they decide to have “some” drinks all at Mr. Taxpayer expense. After [...]
A conversation to be had
1 Comment Published by Alejandro November 28th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, UncategorizedAfter writing my last post, where I said
Obama, in my opinion, has an open view of the way he wants to make policy decisions. He is not fundamentalist about ideology, though he has strong principles and values. He doesn’t believe he is always right; instead he sees the truth lying out there among the people [...]
Obama & New Politics: Creating debate and constituencies using the Internet
1 Comment Published by Alejandro November 26th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, Activism, PoliticsPresident-elect Obama has launched a new page on his www.change.gov site to foster debate about several issues. It has started with health care. As it is reported in The Huffington Post, more noteworthy than the website itself is what the Obama team is signaling with its launch. It isn’t coincidental that Obama is addressing health [...]
Obama & New Politics: Creating debate and constituencies using the Internet
0 Comments Published by Alejandro November 26th, 2008 in UncategorizedPresident-elect Obama has launched a new page on his www.change.gov site to foster debate about several issues. It has started with health care. As it is reported in The Huffington Post,
more noteworthy than the website itself is what the Obama team is signaling with its launch. It isn’t coincidental that Obama is addressing health care [...]
The Institutionalization of Social Networks: Facebook
1 Comment Published by Alejandro November 24th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, InternetOn Thursday night, I was browsing my profile on Facebook when I spotted that my relationship status was not entirely correct; it said that I was in a relationship with my partner. I consider that being a relationship with someone is a relatively loose bond, it is a bond you can have with a girlfriend, [...]
The Institutionalization of Social Networks: Facebook
0 Comments Published by Alejandro November 24th, 2008 in UncategorizedOn Thursday night, I was browsing my profile on Facebook when I spotted that my relationship status was not entirely correct; it said that I was in a relationship with my partner. I consider that being a relationship with someone is a relatively loose bond, it is a bond you can have with a girlfriend, [...]
Europeana: European culture online
0 Comments Published by Alejandro November 20th, 2008 in UncategorizedJust a short post on Europeana, the newly-launched Europe’s digital library, museum and archive funded by the European Union. It opens today, 20 November, and its goal is to bring “digitised books, films, paintings, newspapers, sounds and archives from Europe’s greatest collections.” At this moment, according to the International Herald Tribune, it has “3 million [...]
Europeana: European culture online
0 Comments Published by Alejandro November 20th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, Culture, EuropeJust a short post on Europeana, the newly-launched Europe’s digital library, museum and archive funded by the European Union. It opens today, 20 November, and its goal is to bring “digitised books, films, paintings, newspapers, sounds and archives from Europe’s greatest collections.” At this moment, according to the International Herald Tribune, it has “3 million [...]
Children in Trouble campaign
0 Comments Published by Alejandro November 17th, 2008 in *OIINEWS, ecampaigningToday, I would like to dedicate my blog to a new campaign to create awareness about children in trouble in the UK. You can get more information here. Evidence shows that most children in trouble are trapped in a cycle of disadvantage: * they come from the poorest families and communities * they have the [...]
Today, I would like to dedicate my blog to a new campaign to create awareness about children in trouble in the UK.
You can get more information here.
Evidence shows that most children in trouble are trapped in a cycle of disadvantage:
* they come from the poorest families and communities
[...]
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