This is the course weblog for BAIJ 1605, New Information Technologies, for fall term 2007. The site is used to coordinate discussion, assignments, and other course activities.
New Eurasia main site- Influenzastan, part 5: the internet is a far more dangerous virus
- NGO’s Allege Kazakhstan Not Ready for OSCE Chairmanship
- Influenzastan, part 4: Googling for answers — and each other
- Gulnara Karimova has got interest in blogging?
- Travellers’ notes on Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, or once again on Transparency International’s CPI
- Copying from Larry King
- Uzbekistan and the ghost of Neville Chamberlain
- Influenzastan, part 3: paradoxes under the microscope
- 18.5 kg of sugar or the cheapest wreath for your future grave? Choose one
- Influenzastan, part 2: an echoing “oink” in the dark
- Teaching Online Journalism
- Journalists’ use of social media
- Rethinking journalism education
- Augmented reality apps: A business model
- RGMP handout server outages
- Playing with dynamic mapping
- Seeking a business model for journalism
- Defining journalism now
- Buzz words of the moment
- America needs Al Jazeera English
- Using iPod Nano for video interviews
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