Re: [school-discuss] [IIEP] Civiblog

[Yishay Mor <ymor@xxxxxxxxx>]

thanks,

I assume you're familiar with global voices 
(http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/globalvoices/). Can you help me map the 
two initiatives?
Also, as many countries filter out unwanted content, have you thought of 
any way to counter that?

best regards,

- Yishay Mor

Jeremy Hunsinger wrote:

> distribute as appropriate
>
> Civiblog, a one-stop-site for global civil society. Canadian to the  
> core  ever-devoted to peacekeeping and globalist foreign policies  
>  it is our aim to showcase all communiqu in the sector, at home and  
> abroad, onsite and by way of links and RSS syndication to partner  
> sites. We are tapping into two explosive movements at once: 1) the  
> growth of the citizen sector and 2) blogging, which is an  
> increasingly popular tool with the potential to empower citizens the  
> world over, one post at a time.
>
> Civiblog is completely free - no hosting costs or licensing fees.
> Civiblog is targeted - designed by and for civil society workers.
> Civiblog is community-driven - news from around the world, written by  
> you.
>
> http://www.civiblog.org/
>
> jeremy hunsinger
> jhuns@xxxxxx
> www.cddc.vt.edu
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