Ethan Zuckerman to Keynote @ ROFLCon II

Posted on October 19, 2009 by Tim Hwang.
Categories: Getting People, ROFLCon II, Tim, Triumph.

At ROFLCon, we’ve been blessed with having a fair number of ridiculously awesome scholars of the internet to round out and spice up our usual mix of the web famous and geek-notables. Researchers who are breaking some new ground, and slicing-and-dicing the questions of culture and the web in some mind-blowing ways. All that, and they’re really nice people to hang out with, to boot.

Today, I’m pumped to announce in that vein that Ethan Zuckerman — fellow at the Berkman Center, co-founder of Global Voices, all-around genius (see e.g. his latest post on the Wu Tang Clan), and a founder of Tripod (no, really) — will be attending and keynoting at ROFLCon II! He’s been looking into the world of imaginary cosmopolitanism, which leads to a wild discussion of the frontmen of Journey and an unexpected dive into the Nigerian Prince scam.

It’s amazing stuff. I’ve updated the guest list accordingly.

 photo courtesy whiteafrican, CC BY

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[...] The ROFLFolks have got lots of love for Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society. The people are badass, the projects are webtacular, and their crew is reppin’ up as one of the keynote talks we’re most excited about this year. [...]

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