A revolution in 140 characters
Egypt has disposed of its dictator, soon after Tunisia handed out similar treatment to its own. The dizzying pace of these developments left many too shocked to comment, even as journalists scrambled...
View ArticleA global assessment of internet and digital media freedom
Over the past decade, and particularly in the last few years, the influence of the internet as a means to spread information and challenge government-imposed media controls has steadily expanded. This...
View ArticleBringing the world to Tahrir
At least 13 people have died since Friday in renewed clashes between protestors and security forces in Egypt, as protestors call for a faster return to civilian rule. In the face of this violence,...
View ArticleAre we surrendering our minds?
If you are reading this, you fall in one of the two categories, mainly because of your age. Either you know already what Meghdoot refers to, or you don’t. If the name is unfamiliar to you, it may not...
View ArticleIs Silicon Valley reinventing itself?
Seven years ago, mint fresh in San Francisco as the new Indian consul general, I first started exploring the mystique of Silicon Valley. My innocence then found expression in my first column in this...
View Article“The best thing the government can do for Indian IT is to not perpetuate bad...
The technology scenario in India has undergone a dramatic change in the last three years. From being the blue-ribbon sector and flag-bearer of all that is right about India, the IT industry is saddled...
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Digital diplomacy
Diplomats and world leaders are going digital. According to the new Twiplomacy study more than 67% of all heads of state and more than 3,500 ambassadors and embassies have accounts on Twitter and are...
View ArticleExplainer: Regulating intermediaries
Produced by Aliasger Bootwalla and Saloni Rao Theme by Rohan Dalal The post Explainer: Regulating intermediaries appeared first on Gateway House.
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