We have house guests here at Casa Fitzgerald, one of whom emailed his grandmother back in the States. She was overjoyed to get an email from Amsterdam:
“I didn’t know the internet worked across oceans!”
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I'm Brian Fitzgerald, and I lead the campaign-winning and (multiple) webby-award-winning digital communications team at Greenpeace International. This blog is (mostly) a glimpse behind the scenes at Greenpeace and a repository for lessons learned and experiments in online activism and social media. It will also occasionally mention iPhones and bicycles. I am a digital hippy. I believe that Planet Earth is evolving a mammalian brain, and that the internet is knitting the neural cortex. We are the synaptic nerves that constitute its conscience.
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3 Comments to 'The miracle of modern communications'
February 16, 2009
February 16, 2009
doesn’t work very well over mountains, believe me!
February 16, 2009
Well she is being silly. Copper does not rust..
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