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Ethan Zuckerman: Naslouchání hlasům světa

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Samozřejmě že internet propojuje panetu, ale většina z nás nakonec slyší lidi jako jsme my. Blogger a technoog Ethan Zuckerman by chtěl napomoct sdílení příběhů z celého světa. Mluví o chytrých strategií jak otevřít váš svět Twitteru a umožnit vám číst zprávy v jazycích, které ani neznáte.

Ethan Zuckerman studies how the world -- the whole world -- uses new media to share information and moods across cultures, languages and platforms. Full bio »

Translated into Czech by Jakub Skopal
Reviewed by Radka Filipova
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