The UK papers have some thoughts today about Mark Thompson, (seated, left) the director-general of the BBC, who made the news this week after announcing some big cuts at one of the world's most famous broadcasters. Among other things, he also promised to shift some jobs out of the capital of Britain's media and cultural life, London, more »
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DavidAkin
on Sun 12 Dec 2004 10:36 PM EST
The UK papers have some thoughts today about Mark Thompson, (seated, left) the director-general of the BBC, who made the news this week after announcing some big cuts at one of the world's most famous broadcasters. Among other things, he also promised to shift some jobs out of the capital of Britain's media and cultural life, London, more »
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DavidAkin
on Sun 12 Dec 2004 09:32 PM EST
Clipped from Crooked Timber: Voting error in the 2004 elections: ...Philip Howard, has [taken] a very innovative approach to teaching his class on Communication Technology and Politics at the University of Washington this Fall. He and his students have been collecting data about the use of communication technologies in the elections and writing reports about their findings.... The latest article looks at voting error due to technological errors, residual votes and incident reports. more » |
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