Whither news?

The need to share credit and show our work

Let us turn attention at last and again to good speech

Is a no-fly zone an ethical imperative or a risk too far?

My statement to a Judiciary subcommittee hearing

Beside journalism’s addiction to prediction lies another comorbidity: its presumption to set expectations.

Before building something called Web 3 we need to appreciate the value of Web 1

Lessons from two new books — “The Library: A Fragile History” and “Bitstreams” — about memory and culture

It is *a* problem that can distract us from others. It is time we focus as well on more productive strategies to build the net’s future.

A course in designing the future of the net

And She saw that it was good

Yes, 9/11 affected me.

My 95-year-old, fully vaccinated, deaf, dear father is in the hospital with breakthrough COVID. Someone in Florida gave it to him.

Newspapers have been trying whining-as-business model since 1888

Try to imagine the last year without it

Update: This letter, with the 300 signatures below, was sent to the UNC Board of Trustees, Chancellor, and Provost on May 23. The exchange…

Internet regulation should not be about punishing power or success but about creating the means to work together for a better internet

Here’s a summary of all I have to say about the fallout from Murdoch’s media law in Australia and Facebook’s and Google’s responses.

My opinion piece in Crikey about The Guardian teaming up with Murdoch against the internet.

In its blackmail of Google and Facebook, the Australian news duopoly conveniently forgets its roots in copying news.