After a lot of head scratching, I seem to have ikiwiki up and running using a git repository - all running on Debian Etch.

This is attempt number two. Attempt number one I didn’t properly document, so hopefully this attempt will be more successful just for that reason.

To use the People’s Production House slogan: The Internet is Yours … If you want it.

The results are in. On March 2, 2008, May First/People Link organized a session to collaboratively develop a series of Internet Rights at the Grassroots Media Conference.

The NY Times ran an article last weekend about just how darn difficult it is to be an environmentalist.

I just had a terrifying moment when none of my custom key bindings worked.

Thanks for the work of May First/People Link member AWAAM, I’ve been following the story of Khalil Gibran International Academy, a school that opened in 2007 in Brooklyn to serve as a dual-language Arabic/English school where a mixed group of Arabic speakers and non-Arabic speakers would learn together.

On Wednesday, November 12, a collaboration of activists and pranksters distributed a remarkably high quality spoofed copy of the New York Times along with an equally artful website.

The Grassroots Use of Technology Conference is coming up! May First/People Link members will be there in force.

Sunday morning at 10:00 am in Room J you’ll find me at Steve Pierce’s workshop on censorship.