Fact Sheet 82.

Robert Foster, The Juice, Julian Assange.

@sharifkouddous: “Amy Goodman, Nicole Salazar and I filed a lawsuit today challenging the police crackdown on journalists at the ’08 RNC” (http://twitter.com/sharifkouddous/status/13428699879)

Rob Capriccioso reporting on tribal nations’ responses to Arizona’s S.B. 1070.

John Hartley on the Alyawarr People’s walkoff and criticisms of the Rudd government’s indigenous policies.

Twitter messages swearing at Tony Abbott.

Lucy Rodgers on how Greenwich came to be the agreed-upon zero point in time and space.

J. Kehaulani Kauanui interviews Philip J. Deloria, author of Playing Indian (1999), on WESU. Deloria discusses Playing Indian, his vision of cultural change, and his father Vine Deloria, Jr.’s intellectual career, sparked by the writing of Custer Died for Your Sins (1969).

John Emerson researches coverage of wars in Democratic Republic of Congo and Darfur using the New York Times Article Search API and concludes there has been a massive discrepancy between coverage of the former (very little) and the latter (a lot), despite the fact that many more lives have been lost in conflict in the DRC.

David Robinson, et al. urging government to adopt an open data policy.

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