Monthly Archives: May 2006

Daily Links

Posted on May 31, 2006 by

Step apart from Six Apart on 06/06/06 – No breastfeeding at LiveJournal. Six Apart may have stepped on more dung than they could handle. Their stand on not allowing userpics with breastfeeding images have pissed off quite a few women. … Continue reading →

Posted in Random Links

Tamil Blogs roundup at Global Voices

Posted on May 31, 2006 by

Bharat of Thee By Encore has started volunteering at Global Voices Online to cover Tamil blogs across India and Sri Lanka. In his introductory post he talks of the language, the people and blogs. Spoken Tamil is very different compared … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Global Voices

Purity balls and crap

Posted on May 30, 2006 by

I come across so many of them that I am thinking of having a separate category for Wtf Links. So here it is – Wtf Link for this week. One more here. The 100 father-daughter guests — some dads brought … Continue reading →

Posted in Gender, Random Links, Rights, wtf

Indonesia Earthquake Update

Posted on May 30, 2006 by

Update on the earthquake in Indonesia. A message from Angelo on behalf of World Wide Help – calling out to volunteers. In response to the Java Quake of 27th May, 2006, we have set up the Java Quake Help Wiki … Continue reading →

Posted in Disasters, Online Projects, Social Software, Technology and Internet, WorldWideHelp

Daily Links

Posted on May 29, 2006 by

EastSouthWestNorth: Bus Uncle Wow! If only I had thought of doing something like this. God knows I come across people who have very fast tongues and words on the plate in public places! (tags: china internet marketing media Video) The … Continue reading →

Posted in Random Links

Carnival of Feminists

Posted on May 29, 2006 by

Ze Carnival of Feminists is up at Self Potrait As. XV and going so strong! Go read!

Posted in Blogs, Gender, Random Links

Daily Links

Posted on May 28, 2006 by

irrepressible.info – Amnesty International Campaign “The Internet is a new frontier in the struggle for human rights. Governments – with the help of some of the biggest IT companies in the world – are cracking down on freedom of expression. … Continue reading →

Posted in Random Links