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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-05-27
Sad. Twitter.com tells me "403 Forbidden: The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it." #twitterfail # Would welcome comments to my OPEN DATA post http://kb2.org/kUxVMJ from @wiserearth @marcmaxson @globalgiving @ushahidi @sodnet @aiddata # Thank you! Also welcome … Continue reading
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20 assumptions that lead to a miserable conference experience
Drum roll please… …drumming… And now, at long last, the much anticipated list of common assumptions that lead to a miserable conference experience: 1. There is reliable wifi available. 2. Your event is famous. There’s no need to tell anyone … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlin, conference, event, fail, global melt, mozilla, wikimedia
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-05-20
Whoa – open source houses? Http://os-house.org #oddc #ghana # Open Data 101 by @rolfkleef – steps to joining in and making your data open #oddc http://twitpic.com/4wz3xm # Now returning to Berlin after an excellent few days in Amsterdam for Open … Continue reading
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Open Data is data that can be freely used, reused and redistributed by anyone.
Last week I participated in the Open Data for Development Camp in Amsterdam. I joined a remarkable group of ~130 development practitioners, funders, NGO leaders, consultants and technologists all brought together by the shared vision of opening up our data … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Social Media
Tagged Application Programmer Interface, apps, civicrm, Drupal, IATI, kabissa, Kenya, Open Data, World Bank
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Postcard from Amsterdam: Statue With A Quirky Smile, Mystery White Duck, and Rainbow Graffitti
I had a brief visit to Amsterdam this last week to participate in the Open Data for Development Camp (blog post to follow) and took a few photos that I really like, mostly in the Oosterpark which is a beautiful … Continue reading
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-05-13
Yay – but sadly not in Germany RT @guardiantech: Google doodle celebrates Roger Hargreaves's Mr Men books http://bit.ly/jygqiR # Pleased to see that @ckreutz will be giving a talk about "Maptivism" at #oddc – look forward to the reunion http://kb2.org/lOV9Jg … Continue reading
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-05-06
Thx! Honored. RT @marcmaxson #ff @intldogooder @acarlman @globalgiving @tobiaseigen # *snark* #xkcd comic "Heaven" http://kb2.org/m1aQtT #tetris #thatsme # So… what are you doing tomorrow? http://kb2.org/iWxpgy #myfest #kreuzberg #berlin # May Day reflections on Mailman, Facebook and the Future of Social … Continue reading
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Now sharing 890 Flickr Photos via Creative Commons and saidia.org
After the worrying discussion of the Facebook Purge over the weekend (in case you missed it, I urged my activist friends to stop using Facebook for their organizing – it’s too risky), I thought I’d turn to a more positive … Continue reading
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Tagged api, creative commons, facebook, flickr, open source, WordPress
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May Day reflections on Mailman, Facebook and the Future of Social Media for Activism
It’s May Day, a day of political demonstrations and celebrations organised by communists, anarchists, socialists, and activist groups. But today is not just May Day. It’s also the first day of a new month, which means that Mailman mailing list … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, civicrm, diaspora, Drupal, facebook, google groups, kabissa, mailman, ning, open source, social media, twitter
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