After the Earthquake [Essay]
1 Apr
Archive | April, 2011
Broken Road [Photos]
1 Apr
eingereicht von: Miwa Nakamura. Die Fotos stammen von einem Kollegen in Sendai.
@ourmaninabiko … the man without a name, but no longer without a face
1 Apr
Our Man in Abiko (center) … seen in living color for the first time.
At left, #quakebook advisor Kevin Carroll. At right, Time magazine correspondent (and Foreign Correspondents‘ Club of Japan event moderator) Lucy Birmingham.
Streaming the Quakebook press conference …
1 Apr
The technology wizard behind this morning’s livestream of the Quakebook press conference at the Foreign Correspondents‘ Club of Japan was Joseph Tame (foreground), who not only set up the stream, but also livetweeted the action. What does Joseph get up to in his spare time? Check it out.
THE Press Conference
1 Apr
The 3D appearance of @ourmani took backstage to the news….I’m still struggling to take everything on board. Where shall I start?
Yoko Ono has contributed to Quakebook.
From everyone involved, I can only say an enormous thank you.
Amazon and Sony are going to make the book available in a digital format with every penny going to the Japanese Red Cross. We’re now in talks with Apple too.
Wow!
The live broadcast of the Quakebook press conference, where we finally saw who our man was, delivered all and more that the global team could have hoped for to help those still suffering in Japan.
Quakebook is HUGE.
Because the problems are.
There will be a second edition in some form – details to be confirmed.
Everyone, but everyone who has contributed to Quakebook will make a difference to real people in Japan.
And that, my friends, is why we started. To all of you in Japan, this is for you.
#QuakeBook Press Conference at the FCCJ, Tokyo
1 Apr
At 10am JST on Friday 1st April 2011, OurManinAkibo took to the stage at the Foreign Correspondents‘ Club of Japan.
For those of you who were unable to attend in person, we have a recording of it here.
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