12/9/2010
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Wikileaks, a website dedicated to leaking secret documents, is a subject of debate, both legal and journalistic, since it began publishing memos sent to and from US State Department and 274 US embassies around the world. The diplomatic documents, some … Continue reading
12/5/2010
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Equal Access Nepal, an INGO, organized the Kathmandu miniBarCamp yesterday as a part of its to-be-launched-project on media workers’ network and citizen journalism platform. I was asked to recount my experience of blogging during the Royal Regime 2005/06 and talk … Continue reading
9/16/2010
by Ujjwal Acharya
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On Wednesday, Nagariknews.com ran a news story along with a ‘sting operation video’ on the copyright infringement by a well-known cyber business company. Police arrested the owners of Dreams & Ideas – Dipankar and Abhinav Kasajoo who made name, fame … Continue reading
11/4/2009
by Ujjwal Acharya
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After a long anticipation and a few weeks of jealousy [when others were talking about it and I had not invitation], I finally got to use Google Wave – the great Google’s new project in coming. I have 20 of … Continue reading
7/29/2009
by Ujjwal Acharya
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The latest buzz is social media connections but I wonder how can journalists use there effectively. The rise of social networking and microblogging in the recent past has changed the idea of relationship, sharing and remaining connected to each other. … Continue reading