Cat Mazza discusses her activist projects which use craft techniques like knitting to contest the role of branding and sweated labor in contemporary society.

Joel Turnipseed interviews the scholar about his book and participation online.

Tomine discusses the advantages and drawbacks of starting a creative career early, as well as how his work intersects with his own experience as a raced person.

This interview reveals some of the new features Twitter may have in store, but also that the service is struggling to keep up with its growth.

Chris Ware reveals the responses he wants from readers in this fascinating interview.

NetworkWorld interviews Stanford professor Nick McKeown about his groups vision for a smarter, more secure internet; too bad it won't have anything like network neutrality.

This interview with one of the trolls who vandalized John Edwards' Second LIfe space provides some insight into griefer culture.

FP interviews Intel chair Craig Barrett, who reveals insights about the digital divide and OLPC.

In this video interview Lego CEO Jørgen Vig Knudstorp describes the challenges facing toy manufacturers today.

RU Sirius interviews Jimmy Wales.

Hmmm, maybe someday.... 1991 was a long time ago.

In this interview, the Flickr co-founder discusses her strategy for building an online community.

Chunklet interviews indie rockers on their attitudes toward earplugs.

This interview with a Canadian doing NGO work in Oaxaca provides a nice primer of the teachers' strike there.

This article directly compares StumbleUpon and del.icio.us, saying that SU has more registered users than the del.icio.us.

I think this conversation between Jimmy Wales and Britannica editor-in-chief Dale Hoiberg must have taken place via email.

Soderbergh comes across as a strange, strange man. I'm frankly a little jealous.

Byrne discusses My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, a recently reissued collaboration with Brian Eno.

Via Slashdot, interviews with prominent Wikipedia editors.