Listen here.In this episode of Digital Citizen we wrap up the Governance Nuggets, David Totten reports on internet access to remote villages in Alaska, and we talk to Damien Pfister about blogging.Music: The Digital Citizen by David Totten.

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DC News:

E-Voting: Diebold v Democracy

• EFF Sues Diebold over North Carolina Election Certification
  • “Can State Ignore Its E-Vote Law?” @ Wired
• Florida County Throws Out Diebold After Hack Test (blackboxvoting.org)
• Diebold CEO Steps Down (wired.com)

Piotr Konieczny on Tabbed Browsing

Wiki-Law Launches

Jonathan Lu on Blackberry Thumb

Gilmore v. Gonzoles

• Windows Media Audio File of Opening Comments (via BoingBoing)

Censorship in China after Civil Unrest

Jonathan Lu on H.R.3997

Wikipedia Hoax

• Wikipedia entry on the controversy
• NY Times Article
• Nature study reveals Wikipedia about as bad as traditional Encyclopedias

Thanks to Piotr for the links!

David Reports on Internet Access in Alaska

• USDA Rural Development–Alaska
• Alaska Manufacturing Extension Partnership
• Unicom-Alaska: A Native-owned telecom that is wiring Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta villages

Damien Pfister talks about Blogs

• Habermas
• Putnam: Bowling Alone
• Talking Points Memo

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