Oxfordgirl twittered this afternoon:
"I went for a cup of coffee and there were more than 5000 new tweets on #iranelection #tehran #gr88. The world is truely watching."
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This is a blog about creative action by people and things in time and space: Vestiges of creation. My interests are the live practices of design and innovation as well as leadership and art in action. (I'm also writing under this title in analogue mode. More to follow.)
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- Birgit
- I am a professor at BI Norwegian Business School (www.bi.no). This blog is initiated by me for exploration of design, innovation, leadership and the art of creative enterprise in society (see more on blog purpose elsewhere).
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- One doctor who tried to save Neda when shot Saturday
- "Why we protest"
- A reaction on Neda
- Neda - a victim of brutal action in Tehran
- Twitter on the Barricades: 6 lessons learned
- An eyewitness from Iranian hospital
- Iran today: what is happening now?
- Women in the forefront of Iran upraising
- Power play in Iran
- Robert Fisk on the difficulties to check what is t...
- Aung San Suu Kyi 64 years 19 June 2009
- Mirriaam's hand raised for freedom in Tehran
- The world is watching and twittering...
- The Independent today: Cockburn commenting on Iran...
- 18 June 2009: Sea of Green in Tehran
- Zan's editor Faezeh Hashemi
- BBC News covering Iran protests
- Industrial designer investing in Saab
- Today in Tehran
- Why blogging is helpful for innovating
- Who has tasted freedom... Rolf Fisk is reporting f...
- Nobel Women’s Initiative - 17 Nobel Peace Laurea...
- On garbage fleet into Venice
- Productive distractions
- BI TV: Master student Daniel Urzin Haugen reflects...
- Legal services exchanged in "new ways"
- Knitting - again!
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- Read SaftSuse from Berlin!
- 2009 Year of Astronomy
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