links for 2010-01-23

Posted by Mark Belinsky on January 23, 2010 · Leave a Comment 

• US Data Consumption | MediaBistro
  Cool infographic
  (tags: infographics art)
• Society, sex and the dating game | Global Voices Caucasus
  Sexual politics of the internet and conservative politics. Builds off of my post about Odnoklassniki in Armenia
  (tags: Armenia Caucasus socialnetworking sex odnoklassniki)
• Punk's not dead in military-ruled Myanmar | AFP
  (tags: Myanmar burma punk censorship)
• Guide to Creating Your Own Apps for Democracy | Apps for Democracy
  (tags: gov20 howto democracy opengov government opendata newmedialiteracy tools contest)
• Official government data sites around the world | Guardian
  (tags: data government information transparency international opengov gov20 tools)
• Where Google Still Censors | Forbes
  China isn't the only place Google (YouTube) censors. What about Thailand, Turkey, France, Germany, etc?
  (tags: censorship Thailand, Turkey, France, Germany, China google)
• Simple Tasks Anyone Can Do for Haiti – CrisisCommons Wiki
  Want to help in Haiti? Here's what you can do from your computer.
  (tags: haiti crowdsourcing emergency sms twitter ushahidi crisismapping newmedialiteracy tools)
• Inventions for Saving the World (and Helping Haiti Now!) | The Takeaway
  I'm speaking about technology & Ushahidi on The Takeaway WNYC
  (tags: haiti technology ushahidi appearance WNYC radio)
• A new approach to China | Official Google Blog
  (tags: china google censorship internet security privacy government humanrights)
• The New Facebook Privacy Settings: A How-To | NYTimes Gadgetwise Blog
  (tags: privacy security facebook socialmedia newmedialiteracy)
• Facebook's Zuckerberg Says The Age of Privacy is Over | ReadWriteWeb
  When I met with Facebook they said that they work within the legal structure of any government they operate in. Now they've taken it even further without considering the consequences.
  (tags: privacy facebook socialmedia internet socialnetworking web2.0 technology)
• Global Voices Online » China: Google’s possible exile leads to cyber protests; Netizens on move
  Google's China statement: the view from Chinese blogosphere.
  "People born in 90s: Today I stepped out of the Great Firewall and saw a foreign website named Google. Shit, it is all but a copy of Baidu.
  Born in 00s: What do you mean by stepping out of Great Firewall?
  Born in 10s: What do you mean by website?
  Born in 20s: What is ‘foreign’?"
  (tags: china google freedom translation bloggers censorship)
• Gmail Takes the Lead on Email Security | Electronic Frontier Foundation
  The real power of Google's China statement so far: security for all
  (tags: china google security cryptography privacy)
• Chinese man 'jailed due to Yahoo' | BBC NEWS
  Old news, but important in the wake of Google's China statement
  (tags: china censorship privacy yahoo humanrights)
• Coordinating Haiti Online – CNN
  (tags: haiti openstreetmaps ushahidi opensource crisismapping)
• Disaster Relief 2.0: Tech Tools Help Focus Haiti Resources | Wired
  open-source relief efforts for Haiti earthquake highlighted and summarized by the Danger Room
  (tags: haiti tools disaster opensource crisismapping)
• Scheming to Connect Cubans to the "Actual Internet" | techPresident
  Cuba IT & Social Media summit summary by Nancy Scola
  (tags: cuba socialmedia technology internet censorship freedom)

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