The Transpacifica project is a growing, collaborative online resource and blog on global affairs in Asia and the Americas. I founded this website and am now its editor, with a growing set of other contributors. It began as a blog covering the relationships among the United States, China, and Japan, home to more than a quarter of humanity and, by some measures, the world’s three largest national economies. Since August 2006.

I write this blog published by the CNET Blog Network. There, I cover technology and the internet in China, and how people here lead their digital lives. I also write about some global internet politics beyond the Middle Kingdom. Since January 2008.

This short-lived magazine was built with love by a bunch of us based at university in Chicagoland. It had contributions from every continent except Antarctica and held events in Chicago, New York, and Maine before running out of money and energy. Its website lives on, and some day will be adapted into a memorial display of sorts.