Ethan Zuckerman Biography

Ethan Zuckerman is an activist and scholar whose work focuses on the global blogosphere free expression and social translation in the developing world. He is the director of the MIT Center for Civic Media. In this role Ethan contributes both to the understanding of the role and power of civic media in the broader media ecosystem and builds tools that help communities around the world share their perspectives and stories.
Prior to joining MIT Ethan was a longtime fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet and Society where he focused his research on the impact of technology on the developing world. His projects included a study of global media attention research on the use of weblogs and other social software in the developing world and the use of web 2.0 technologies by activists.
In 2004 he co-founded Global Voices an award-winning international citizen media network. Global Voices maintains an online newsroom which reports from over 100 nations via weblogs and a translation network that publishes content in 12 languages. Global Voices offers trainings in citizen medium podcasting and videocasting throughout the developing world and runs an advocacy project that supports free speech online.

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