North Korea wants to be your Facebook friend
It may be the ‘hermit kingdom’ but North Korea has a growing internet presence and a social media strategy.
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01 Feb
Idle No More: Indigenous rights go global
Lane Stevens lives up a steep, potholed alleyway in a house perched above the gray expanse of Tulalip Bay. It’s a far cry from the big-city music studios he once knew. But it’s where he feels at home — where he says he can breathe freely.
11 Oct
Seattle start-up Härnu launches social network for Globalists
We coined the term “hyperglobal” here at the Globalist to describe the combination of “local” and “global” in our content – bridging gaps between communities, from neighborhoods to nations, across the planet. Now, a fellow Seattlelite has taken the same approach to social networking. His name is Jason Gowans, and like us, he’s been all [...]
15 May
Ambassador Locke woos dissidents and confounds Chinese government
China still doesn’t know what to make of Gary Locke. The former Washington Governor-turned-US Ambassador has raised eyebrows in the PRC lately due to his high-profile involvement in the ongoing saga of escaped human rights lawyer Chen Guangcheng. Locke put himself directly and vigorously into the fray by escorting the blind human rights activist from [...]
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