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Written by: Steve Song
Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Open Data, Privacy, Steve Song
- Reconciling Open Data and Privacy
- Digital rights advocates have a hard time these days because the ability to manifest things online and the growth of online data have brought two “rights” into conflict. On one hand... Read more – ‘Reconciling Open Data and Privacy’.
Written by: Holly
Posted in: BCP Toolkit, Fellows Blogs, GESA, Kabir Bavikatte, Our Work
- 2013 Global Environments Summer Academy (GESA)
- In early August, Natural Justice participated in the 2013 Global Environments Summer Academy (GESA) on socio-ecological interactions that brought together eighteen young environmental change-makers... Read more – ‘2013 Global Environments Summer Academy (GESA)’.
Written by: Dr. Paul Gardner-Stephen
Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Paul Gardner-Stephen
- Latest iteration of the Mesh Extender
- We finally got our hands on some nano-USB memory sticks, and have adjusted the radio placement in the MR3020 routers we are using, so that the lid can go back on without duct-tape, and the whole unit... Read more – ‘Latest iteration of the Mesh Extender’.
Written by: Mark Horner
Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Mark Horner, Siyavula, South Africa
- Producing a slate of openly-licensed titles
- In my previous post I alluded to 45 titles that we’d like to produce. That’s too strong because we wouldn’t be able to take credit for having worked on all of them so it’s... Read more – ‘Producing a slate of openly-licensed titles’.
Written by: Steve Song
Posted in: africa, Bill Gates, Fellows Blogs, Innovation, malaria, Project Loon, Steve Song
- Why Bill Gates is Wrong About Project Loon
- In a recent interview with Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Bill Gates took issue with long time competitor Google and their plans to create an alternative communication infrastructure using balloons (Project... Read more – ‘Why Bill Gates is Wrong About Project Loon’.