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Me in the news
Jan. 27th, 2005 04:54 pmToday there are 3 articles related to me online, two in the Swarthmore Phoenix, and one on Keystonepolitics.com.
- The one that I'm most proud of is the first installation of my tri-weekly column called "Peer to peer": Swarthmore ITS an ally in quest for freer society.
UPDATE: Eric Behrens of ITS responds.
- I was kind of frightened by the Nelson-worship in this article, The Nelson in you. This was a positive, friendly, and well-written article about Free Culture Swarthmore, but I'm not sure how I feel about my leadership role being emphasized so heavily.
- The KP Interview: Nelson Pavlosky, Founder of FreeCulture.org - This one took me FOREVER. The reporter asked me to respond to all of these questions, and some of them were really hard! And since my responses were going to be printed verbatim I had to put in a lot of time making them pretty. I'm glad I did it, as I answered a lot of questions in writing that I never had to answer before, but in the future I think I'll try to make the reporters do more of the work ;-)
- The one that I'm most proud of is the first installation of my tri-weekly column called "Peer to peer": Swarthmore ITS an ally in quest for freer society.
UPDATE: Eric Behrens of ITS responds.
- I was kind of frightened by the Nelson-worship in this article, The Nelson in you. This was a positive, friendly, and well-written article about Free Culture Swarthmore, but I'm not sure how I feel about my leadership role being emphasized so heavily.
- The KP Interview: Nelson Pavlosky, Founder of FreeCulture.org - This one took me FOREVER. The reporter asked me to respond to all of these questions, and some of them were really hard! And since my responses were going to be printed verbatim I had to put in a lot of time making them pretty. I'm glad I did it, as I answered a lot of questions in writing that I never had to answer before, but in the future I think I'll try to make the reporters do more of the work ;-)
