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About David Sasaki

2515 posts · joined -0001-11-30

Blogger since 2003, I have lived, worked, and traveled throughout most of Latin America. I blog in both Spanish and English with two other friends at El Oso, El Moreno, and El Abogado.

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February 9th, 2010

[Podcast] Interview with Fabiano Angelico of Transparência BrasilPodcasts post

Technology for Transparency Network
Fabiano Angelico of Transparência Brasil explains why transparency and accountability projects tend to focus on federal rather than state and local governments and points us to one innovative project in Brazil in which bloggers 'adopt' local politicians.

January 19th, 2010

Announcing the Technology for Transparency Network

Technology for Transparency Network
Rising Voices, the outreach and citizen media training initiative of Global Voices Online, has launched a new interactive website and global network of researchers to map online technology projects that aim to promote transparency, political accountability, and civic engagement.

January 8th, 2010

A Global Look at Anti-Corruption Day

Technology for Transparency Network
In preparation for the coming launch of the Technology for Transparency Network, this is the first in a series of posts that will explore transparency, government accountability, and civic engagement through the eyes of the world's bloggers.

December 29th, 2009

Five Years of Global Voices: Where they are now

Outreach Director David Sasaki remembers the December 2004 meeting that paved the way for the formation of Global Voices.

December 19th, 2009

Podcast: Interview with Sudanese DrimaPodcasts post

Sudanese Drima is the pseudonym for Global Voices' Malaysia-based Sudanese author. In this ten-minute interview we discuss how social media is affecting Islam, the Darfur conflict, and issues of Afro-Arab identity in South East Asia.

December 9th, 2009

Featured Author: Jillian YorkVideo post

Jillian York describes herself as "a writer, activist, Internet censorship combatant, and blogger." She is based in Boston where she works at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society on the OpenNet Initiative and Herdict, a crowdsourcing project to identify blocked websites.