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I wrote a quick blog post Tuesday on the MAP site (“Clicktivism Schmicktivism. Move on, literally.”) in response to Micah White’s article in the Guardian on Clicktivism and the demise of Digital Activism. It similarly compared digital activism and marketing, but added a bit about strategy. You can check it out to read more. I wanted [...] Clay really doesn’t need an introduction, does he? Even so, we’re really excited to have him. Clay has done more than any other public intellectual to explain the social and political effects of digital technology and to reveal its transformative possibilities. He is an influential author, teacher, and speaker, who has published Here [...] We’ve been having a really great conversation about the recent WikiLeaks incident on an informal Fletcherite group list, and I wanted to get some of the thoughts up that have been spiraling about, as well as refine my own thoughts. For those I mention below, if they’ve got a blog, they’re well worth the follow so [...] You can find Digital Activism Decoded: The New Mechanics of Change on Amazon now. My chapter is on the Digital Divide. From Amazon: Editorial Reviews This is a guest post by Joshua Goldstein, an incoming technology policy PhD candidate at Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School, where he will be working with the Center for Information Technology Policy. He’s also a former Fletcher classmate of mine and working on some really neat stuff (you can find his full bio here). Make [...] In a post a few weeks ago, Mary started us down the path of “Ok, all this chatter about digital this and activism that. What constitutes digital activism anyway?” Obviously we’ve got to start thinking about this, or else MAP has no reason to exist, so let’s keep at it. Mary said, very [...] |
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