This portfolio is presented largely in chronological order, beginning with the oldest. I’m not sure to what extent the ideas expressed within are my own, or, if they are, whether they have developed or contradicted one another over time. A page collating interviews I have done, including interviews with Tim Berners-Lee, Lawrence Lessig and Julian Assange, is maintained here.
Books
- Hogge, B (2011) Barefoot Into Cyberspace: Adventures in search of techno-Utopia Barefoot Publishing Limited.
- Hogge, B (2014) A Guide to the Internet for Human Rights Defenders Barefoot Publishing Limited.
Research
- Ford Foundation: Freedom of Expression in the Age of Networked Communications, November 2006 as part of the Freedom of Expression Project
- Article 19: Structural Challenges for Freedom of Expression in the Coming Decades, published in December 2008 in “Speaking Out for Free Expression” to mark the organisation’s 20th anniversary.
- Open Society Institute: Winning the Web: Stories of grassroots campaigning for access to knowledge in the networked digital age, May 2009
- Transparency and Accountability Initiative: Open Data Study, May 2010.
openDemocracy
An archive of my work for openDemocracy is currently maintained here.
- Patents for profit: dystopian visions of the new economy, 11 – 03 – 2005
- Democracy and dissent at the World Intellectual Property Organisation, (Interview with Cory Doctorow) 26 – 04 – 2005
- The Great Firewall of China, 20 – 05 – 2005
- Mozilla’s ‘magic pixie dust’ (with Hamza Khan-Cheema), 6 – 09 – 2005
- Open source nation, (interview with Geoff Mulgan), 20 – 09 – 2005
- Why the WSIS? Democracy and cyberspace, 15 – 11 – 2005
- The online public finds its voice, 29 – 11 – 2005
- Global voices: blogging the world, 13 – 12 – 2005
- The abuse of ‘fair use’, 18 – 01 – 2006
- Some grown-up questions for Google, 1 – 02 – 2006
- The year of free culture?, 14 – 02 – 2006
- Internet freedom comes of age, 28 – 02 – 2006
- Payday for the free internet, 14 – 03 – 2006
- Internet hoaxes hit politics, 11 – 04 – 2006
- Microsoft: closed windows and hidden vistas, 26 – 04 – 2006
- The battle for net neutrality, 9 – 05 – 2006
- Open source ubuntu, 23 – 05 – 2006
- The web’s hall of mirrors, 6 – 06 – 2006
- What moves a movement?, 27 – 06 – 2006
- The Crown’s copyright con, 18 – 07 – 2006
- Amnesty’s China hit-list, 21 – 07 – 2006
- Whose space? Abuse and control in social networks, 1 – 08 – 2006
- Anonymity on the net, 22 – 08 – 2006
- Revolution at our fingertips, 5 – 09 – 2006
- Consumer or citizen?, 10 – 10 – 2006
- Information between old and new worlds, 24 – 10 – 2006
- Flash! Web’s creator doesn’t fear for its future, 7 – 11 – 2006
- Free software’s Faustian moment, (with Felix Cohen), 21 – 11 – 2006
- Let the IP debate begin!, 5 – 12 – 2006
- The future of intellectual property: Andrew Gowers interviewed, 7 – 12 – 2006
- An Irish challenge to the EU’s snooping law, 30 – 01 – 2007
- One high, one low note for downloaders, 13 – 02 – 2007
- Reporting Africa, blog by blog, 28 – 02 – 2007
- A gain for the public domain, 13 – 03 – 2007
- ‘Data is the pollution of the information society’, 27 – 03 – 2007
- We are the web, 10 – 04 – 2007
- Campaigning in cyberspace, 24 – 04 – 2007
- Digging in, 9 – 05 – 2007
- The internet’s fading promise, 22 – 05 – 2007
- The knowledge revolution, 5 – 06 – 2007
New Statesman
An archive of my work for the New Statesman is currently maintained here.
Other publications
- Guardian: Meet Mr Rights, 20 – 9 – 2004
- Guardian (as told to): I feel like the luckiest man in the world, 6 – 1 – 2005
- Prospect: We all need digital privacy, 23 – 11 – 2008
- Comment Is Free: Your ISP is watching you, 2 – 2 – 2009
- Comment Is Free: NightJack case shatters web anonymity17 – 6 – 2009
