If you are reading this blog, then in all likelihood you are successfully online. Welcome to the internet! For most of us the length of time we wait between clicking a link and the webpage opening is short, a couple of seconds perhaps. For the majority of us now, access to the worldwide web has… Read More Net Neutrality: don’t freak out yet, but the neighbours are fighting
Dear America, Right out of the blocks, thanks for the last two and half weeks. To be exact, we spent 16 days together, I traveled about 2,000 miles to four major cities in four states (That’s if we’re including Hawai’i). So I feel confident in saying I have all the expertise on America that someone who flies exclusively to… Read More A love letter to America: Te Aitanga a Pōkai Whenua 8
Obama stood yesterday to speak to the UN General Assembly (http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2013/09/24-3). Like every other world leader, he was allocated 15 minutes. He spoke for 43 minutes. Now obviously he covered a lot of ground in that time, but some themes stood out; in particular his portrayal of the USA as “exceptional” for its capacity to… Read More Insecurity Council
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