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Second of Twelve: #EgyElections Day Two
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Hello dear readers - As is becoming something of a…
Read MoreEgypt: When Tech is the Least of Your Problems
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I'm on the ground in Cairo supporting the first big electoral test of Egypt's revolution. At least that's the plan. As you might have noticed if you've been…
Read MoreCopying Rights: Legislation and Internet Freedom
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Internet freedom as a global standard to ensure freedom of expression worldwide has received a rising amount of attention in the media. US leadership has come out in strong…
Read MoreInformed Communities: Global Edition
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While the United States does not have 'the exclusive license to innovation in democracy and citizenship,' looking at how technology has impacted democracy in America can highlight some important…
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Building Trust Online
Last Thursday evening, the New America Foundation hosted a panel on building trust through technology. They'd put together a fantastic collection of case studies:… Read More
Smart Phones are Taking Over the World
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“By the end of this decade virtually every phone sold will be what we now call a smart phone: a mobile communications device that goes beyond voice calls and has the capacity to run computer applications, send and receive e-mail, pinpoint locations… Read More
NDI Democracy Dinner Highlights
The NDI Tech team watched Secretary Clinton's keynote at last night's Democracy Dinner with great interest and not a little institutional pride. Among other highlights, we're still blushing to hear that "freedom knows no better champion" than NDI…
Read MoreSecretary Clinton's Leadership on Tech & Democracy
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Tonight Secretary of State Clinton will keynote our annual democracy…
Read MoreAdapt and Evolve
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How do civil society organizations, especially those used to years of relative political space, respond when a government restricts their…
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