Welcome to Net Prophet
Welcome to Net Prophet, a blog produced by Transitions that will be providing updates and analysis on the latest in new media and IT developments across Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet...
View ArticleHelpful Resource: The Digital Media Mash Up
I’ve come across a great resource for those interested in staying up to date on digital developments worldwide: the Digital Media Mash Up, which calls itself “a weekly newsletter focusing on digital...
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“A Blogger Could Start Russia’s Arab Spring” and other interesting links
Once again, here are some interesting bits of news related to our coverage region, in this case, Russia, from the folks at CIMA’s Digital Mash Up, including a link to a Forbes profile of Alexei...
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Armenia’s first Social Innovation Camp
The following is a guest post from Glen Mehn, managing director of Social Innovation Camp, about a recent camp in Armenia. My fault, with a crazy December, in not getting this up earlier. From Glen:...
View ArticleThe prospects of Facebook activism in Uzbekistan
Reposted from East of Center, 13 January. A fascinating discussion over at the Central Asian blog, Registan.net, has been taking place this past week about the possibility of Internet-fueled revolution...
View ArticleAlaveteli: right-to-know software made easy
As interest has heightened across the region to launch freedom-of-information sites, one group is moving to make it infinitely easier to get such sites off the ground. Alaveteli, which refers to itself...
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Piano Player
Over at TOL, we’ve been following developments rather closely of the Slovakia-born online paywall system known as Piano. This is a highly unusual story of a media-related innovation originating in our...
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