FP’s newest blog: Net Effect
We’re thrilled to announce the latest addition to Foreign Policy‘s roster of blogs. Net Effect brings a long-time favorite section of the print magazine onto the Web where it belongs. Veteran technology journalist Evgeny Morozov will be exploring how technology and the Internet are transforming international politics. Expect expert commentary on everything from cyberwarfare and ...
We're thrilled to announce the latest addition to Foreign Policy's roster of blogs. Net Effect brings a long-time favorite section of the print magazine onto the Web where it belongs. Veteran technology journalist Evgeny Morozov will be exploring how technology and the Internet are transforming international politics. Expect expert commentary on everything from cyberwarfare and censorship to file-sharing and dancing Stalins.
We’re thrilled to announce the latest addition to Foreign Policy‘s roster of blogs. Net Effect brings a long-time favorite section of the print magazine onto the Web where it belongs. Veteran technology journalist Evgeny Morozov will be exploring how technology and the Internet are transforming international politics. Expect expert commentary on everything from cyberwarfare and censorship to file-sharing and dancing Stalins.
Evgeny has written for FP before, most recently this article on Internet nationalism for the March/April issue. Passport readers will enjoy this piece for Slate, in which he infiltrates Russia’s hacker army during the August war with Georgia. He’s also a fellow at the Open Society Institute and co-creator of the amazing aggregator site Polymeme.
The blog is already loaded with two weeks’ worth of great content so you’ll want to get started now.
Joshua Keating is a former associate editor at Foreign Policy. Twitter: @joshuakeating
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