Nicholas Benequista

@benequista

Former journalist turned researcher, PhD from , and now Research Manager & Editor at . Views expressed here are mine alone.

Washington, DC or Addis Ababa
Joined October 2010

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  1. No wonder "post-truth” is Oxford Dictionary's word of the year.

  2. Kenyan crisis-mapping platform is tracking post-election violence in America

  3. BBC World Service expansion is a welcome but relatively small drop in ocean of global state propaganda & censorship

  4. Hey , how about a story on mobile internet outage’s effect on EthioTelecom finances? There must be a breaking point for them

  5. Journalism’s delivery system, not the coverage itself, is broken

  6. This is quite a positive step by Google and Facebook, though could have come just a wee bit earlier, no?

  7. Facebook can no longer be ‘I didn’t do it’ boy of global media

  8. Media freedom is dwindling in the Balkans

  9. New piece in the series on people in the world using media: Meet Hassan, a Facebook power-user from Nablus

  10. Tough day for in . Alleged arrests of and photographers in , , and .

  11. Nicholas Benequista followed , , and 4 others
  12. “… how seemingly mundane technological domains become charged territory for struggles over South Africa’s political transformation.”

  13. Reporting on graft in India nearly as dangerous as reporting on war on Afghanistan

  14. Let's work together on a citizen led USA election monitoring deployment!

  15. Nice to come see there is a voice of optimism in American politics.

  16. In case you missed it: How to Build a Civil Rights Movement for the Digital Age .

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