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Ellery Roberts Biddle

writer, editor, tech and human rights expert

Category: Art community

In Cuba, art is a public good (but the Internet will have to wait)

Posted on January 25, 2012January 25, 2012 by Ellery Roberts Biddle

In addition to triggering the greatest civic hell-raising in Internet history and inspiring numerous nonsensical quips about Latin cuisine and… Read more In Cuba, art is a public good (but the Internet will have to wait)

Marianela Boán on art worlds in Cuba and the US

Posted on September 7, 2010 by Ellery Roberts Biddle

During my recent break from work (and half-wired), I had a chance to interview Philadelphia-based Cuban choreographer Marianela Boán, who… Read more Marianela Boán on art worlds in Cuba and the US

After the “half-news”

Posted on July 10, 2010July 20, 2010 by Ellery Roberts Biddle

In the autumn of 1989 the Berlin Wall fell, bringing the beginning of the end of communist rule for most,… Read more After the “half-news”

I created this site in 2010. It was originally a home for my blog, Half-Wired, where I wrote about my research on blogs and informal tech networks in Cuba. If you want to read some really old stuff by me, you can check out the archive.

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