by Jessica Reed
Friday fun: Windows Vista has been released last week, and it includes many "enhancements" (via The Onion):
* Microsoft Word's helpful paper-clip icon
by Jessica Reed
Some people are already plotting to retreat to the Canadian prairies and learn farming in preparation for Doomsday/the Apocalypse/Armageddon/The new Mel Gibson movie (pick
by Lyndall Stein (openDemocracy author and executive director of Concern UK)
The taxi driver worried for us, metropolitan ladies, of a certain age: “Ach lassies, dae ye ken, this is
by Tan Copsey
Happy Waitangi day! Err what? - you say. Time for a brief New Zealand history lesson (stop snoozing at the back Copsey!). Waitangi Day celebrates the signing at
by Jessica Reed
Not too long ago I blogged about the media's distorted vision of the Gen Y generation - today's teenagers. According to many mainstream publication,
by Jessica Reed
The Globe and Mail's Geoffrey York and photographer Natalie Behring visited the world's most polluted city. Linfen, China is in the heart of
by Tan Copsey
I have always loved Italian football. The spectacle of the world’s greatest players playing in front of the world’s maddest fans always proved far too
by Jessica Reed
Eduardo Ferreira wants readers and contributors to think about why (and how) they participate in online debates:
I would like to debate the philosophical and psychological issue
by Tan Copsey
Time for a slightly different angle on our great Britannia Redux debate. It seemed necessary and appropriate to aurally augment this debate and in the process take
by Tan Copsey
Today in Paris the IPCC has released its fourth assessment report on the ‘global present state of knowledge of climate change’. The report is the most important
My old friend Peter Kimani in Nairobi has just added a comment to Anthony Barnett's article on the World Social Forum. The local perspective is harsh. He says
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