Now Creative Commons has got so big, it seems like they're having a brand problem. To solve this, they've created CC international, which focuses on "
Lessig, Gil, Ito are all in the house. Room buzzing with different languages.
The iCommons summit is about to start. Already I have bumped into some familiar faces from the UK and beyond: Tom Chance from Remix Reading, Cory Docotorw, formerly of the
First afternoon in Rio spent watching the Brazil vs Japan match at a street party. The crowd's astonishment at Japan's first goal is transformed into euphoria
5:00 am, cleared customs at Rio; sleepy, excited to be here for the first
time, I follow a well-dressed man who wants to be my taxi ... until, in the
By Mark Hanrahan
The killing last week of al-Qaeda in Iraq leader, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, has failed to stem the tide of violence that has been rocking the country for
By Mark Hanrahan
For most of this year there have been few significant developments or perceived progress in the War on Terror. Iraq is normally blighted with so much small-arms
As reported by the BBC and other major news organisations, an Iranian women's peaceful sit-in on June 12th 2006, was immediately broken up by the police in Tehran.
Jung Chang and Jon Halliday’s polemical – nay, furious biography Mao: The Unknown Story has just been published in paperback. As a result, Chang, better known as the author of
Not sure who to support in this year's World Cup? Not sure that you care? Ignore the talk about tactics, substitutions and metatarsals, escape the confining borders of
Death can be an excellent public relations tool: witness the skyrocketing sales of Roy Orbison's albums following his death to a generation of music fans who were totally
Another week - another chance for the Bush administration to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
The victory in question was, of course, the news that Abu-Musab al-Zarqawi had
