Blue Pencil India

I recently worked on a post comparing the American census with its Indian counterpart. I co-authored it with Nataly Kelly of Common Sense Advisory. Here’s an excerpt and the link: Asking the language question. In the past, the U.S. Census asked individuals if they spoke a language other than English at home. No longer. The [...]

This is pretty passé to Twitter. It’s more used to shaking up entire governments. In India, it’s still just a Minister of State. Well, not bad for a start, eh?

Now, to de-glamorize the role of Twitter in the entire IPL muck carnival: at least this time round, Twitter had very little to do with @Shashi Tharoor’s predicament. But that’s not the point, really. And I don’t want to push any more IPL stuff down your throat, I’m choking, too.

A couple of months ago, The New York Times made public some very interesting internal data: a list of words that its online readers were frequently looking up. On the NYT site, you can look up the meaning of any word by selecting it and clicking on the small question mark that appears beside. The [...]

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