Michael Cervieri is a ScribeLabs co-founder and an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. On Twitter, he’s @bmunch.
Archive for Michael Cervieri
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Good News: Things are Less Bad
The Association of National Advertisers’ latest poll on how economic conditions are affecting advertising and marketing dollars says while things aren’t good, they’re not as bad as they could be.
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Music Group Plays Victim Card, Media Weep
A music industry organization issues a reports and — surprise — finds that damn pirates are killing the industry.
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Nerdgasm and the Mario Sweater Vest
The analog remix speaks to the growing maturity of digital culture.
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Haiti Before the Earthquake
Three young filmakers spent five weeks in Haiti making a documentary. The result: a somber, joyous trip from Port Au Prince through to the countryside. Now more poignant than ever.
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The Morning Read: Flesh Eating Robots
News and Oddities, AM Edition. Gratuitous photo for bonus cred. January 15, 2010.
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The Afternoon Stretch – Five Unrelated Thoughts
News and ideas on our radar for the afternoon of January 14.
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The Morning Read: Five Easy Pieces for January 14
News and other oddities from the information firehose, AM edition.
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Alert: Ushahidi in Haiti
Ushahidi, the open source, crisis management application created in Kenya to map 2008 post-election violence has been deployed in Haiti. Help out and pass it along.
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Google’s New Approach on China – No Censorship
Google’s had enough, says it will no longer censor search results on its Chinese-language search engine.
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What Could Have Been
In 1978 the US extended copyright protection. Here, a list of what would have entered the public domain in 2010 if the law had not changed. Instead, we’ll have to wait until 2049.
