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New Tanzanian political party registers members by text message (by @cblatts)
april 2010 by rebekahheacock
"In the most amazing (and selfless) part, Richard Kiyabo, the chairman of the party in question, has said they are ready to provide technical support to other parties to teach them how to use the same system of registration."
tanzania
mobilephones
elections
voting
april 2010 by rebekahheacock
Democracy Watch - Rwanda 2010
march 2010 by rebekahheacock
"I'll get straight to the point: Paul Kagame and his RPF are employing the same mechanisms and tactics of social and political control and ethnic exclusion that Habyarimana's regime did before the genocide."
rwanda
elections
march 2010 by rebekahheacock
The Need for a Tech Election Monitoring Toolbox – The Ushahidi Blog
march 2010 by rebekahheacock
Erik Hersman on how tech can address a host of election monitoring issues.
elections
governance
internet
ushahidi
technology
march 2010 by rebekahheacock
SMS Messages To Remind Uzbek Nations Of Coming Elections (via @evgenymorozov)
december 2009 by rebekahheacock
all of Uzbekistan's telecoms companies will text Uzbek mobile phone users later this week, reminding them to vote on Sunday
uzbekistan
mobilephones
elections
december 2009 by rebekahheacock
A page out of the Chavez (leftist, in other words) Playbook
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
"A Catalan newspaper is reporting that Honduran authorities have seized computers...belonging to deposed president Mel Zelaya. ...These computers, according to the news report, contained the official and certified results of the illegal constitutional referendum Zelaya wanted to conduct that never took place."
elections
voting
honduras
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
…My heart’s in Accra » After Obama in Ghana
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
"While there’s no shortage of pride over the Obama visit, there’s a darker tone as well to many of these conversations. This is the third US presidential visit to Ghana, and while Obama is a rock star to an extent that George W. Bush never was, there’s a sense of inevitability to some of these visits."
ghana
obama
elections
politics
USforeignpolicy
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
Global Voices Online » Iranian officials ‘crowd-source’ protester identities
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
scary: Iranian officials have a web site with photos of protesters; asking public to identify them
iran
globalvoices
elections
crowdsourcing
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
Link by Link - As Blogs Are Censored, It’s Kittens to the Rescue - NYTimes.com
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
"So when a government censors the Internet, it had better think twice: 'Cute cats are collateral damage when governments block sites,' Mr. Zuckerman wrote for a recent talk. People who could not 'care less about presidential shenanigans are made aware that their government fears online speech so much that they’re willing to censor the millions of banal videos' and thereby 'block a few political ones.'"
iran
elections
berkman
cutecattheory
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
Follow The Developments In Iran Like A CIA Analyst - The Atlantic Politics Channel
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
"Look for sources that disprove your thesis. Go outside the country and outside your comfort zone. See what, say, China's news agency reports about the protests."
iran
elections
twitter
socialmedia
citizenmedia
citizenjournalism
cia
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
Global Voices Online » Iran: SMS is blocked
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
"Several news site and blogs such as 3vomiband209 report [fa] that a few hours before Iranian presidential election SMS is blocked in country and several political blogs are not available."
iran
elections
politics
technology
mobilephones
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
Pirate Party wins surprise Euro seat, calls for Web freedom - CNN.com
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
"'Together we have changed the landscape of European politics,' Pirate Party leader Rick Falkvinge told file-sharing news Web site TorrentFreak after the win."
pirates
elections
politics
europe
sweden
copyright
intellectualproperty
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
Holocaust Survivors & Grown-Up Green Leaf » Our Party
february 2009 by rebekahheacock
Not sure how I feel about this.
israel
holocaust
politics
elections
february 2009 by rebekahheacock
Amb. Peter Bridges: We Know the World and We Support Obama
october 2008 by rebekahheacock
"More American ambassadors have died violent deaths since World War II than our admirals and generals combined."
elections
obama
usforeignpolicy
politics
october 2008 by rebekahheacock
Aaron Sorkin Conjures a Meeting of Obama and Bartlet - Op-Ed - NYTimes.com
september 2008 by rebekahheacock
Oh my god, do I ever miss Aaron Sorkin.
politics
obama
nytimes
westwing
elections
september 2008 by rebekahheacock
llegar a ti....: Hillary Clinton, a, "Commander In-Chief?"
march 2008 by rebekahheacock
clinton's role in foreign policy, torn apart. three cheers for obama
obama
clinton
elections
usforeignpolicy
uganda
blogs
bloggers
march 2008 by rebekahheacock
NYT: Signs in Kenya of a Land Redrawn by Ethnicity
february 2008 by rebekahheacock
Includes a map of ethnic migrations in Kenya since the elections
africa
elections
kenya
maps
news
nytimes
february 2008 by rebekahheacock
Economist: A-twitter: A hip version of cablese jazzes up campaign coverage
february 2008 by rebekahheacock
",,,the medium is hard to dismiss as a reporters' tool, particularly in countries where cell-phone networks reach farther than the internet. At 4:53 am local time on January 18th Juliana Rotich, a blogger in Kenya, tweeted in her own cablese, “in town n
economist
twitter
elections
politics
citizenjournalism
citizenmedia
socialmedia
africa
blogs
bloggers
civicmedia
kenya
journalism
mobilephones
february 2008 by rebekahheacock
Vote From Abroad
january 2008 by rebekahheacock
Democrats living abroad may vote in their party’s 2008 Global Presidential Primary.
elections
voting
politics
expat
democrats
january 2008 by rebekahheacock
NYT: 'Democracy by Other Means' by Aidan Hartley
january 2008 by rebekahheacock
op-ed on Kenya by the author of The Zanzibar Chest
author
aidanhartley
elections
kenya
media
nytimes
politics
january 2008 by rebekahheacock
TNR -- 'Angry White Man: The bigoted past of Ron Paul' by James Kirchick
january 2008 by rebekahheacock
dirt from Ron Paul's old newsletters, researched at the KU libraries
politics
ronpaul
news
elections
TNR
universityofkansas
KU
january 2008 by rebekahheacock
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