Travel Guide to the Digital World: Internet Policy and Governance for Human Rights Defenders - Becky Hogge | Global Partners Digital
▻http://www.gp-digital.org/publication/travel-guide-to-the-digital-world
How the internet operates and is governed affects the rights of users – a new field from which human rights expertise is currently absent.
Why Bloomsday Is Special This Year, by Becky Hogge - The Atlantic Wire
►http://www.theatlanticwire.com/entertainment/2012/06/why-bloomsday-special-year/53620
June 16 is Bloomsday, the day in 1904 captured through the eyes of Leopold Bloom by James Joyce in his epic novel Ulysses. Each year in Dublin fans of Joyce gather to celebrate the work in a day of public readings conducted at locations across the city that are featured in the book.
2012 is a special year for these Joyceans. The 71st since Joyce’s death, it marks the first — across the EU at any rate — that his work may be shared freely among them, without needing permission — for public readings, performances, or re-interpretations — from his estate. This is no small matter: since inheriting the estate in 1982, Joyce’s grandson Stephen Joyce has gained a reputation as the most controlling literary executor in history.
