Some good news for the start of 2009. The Our World 2.0 web magazine is a finalist in the annual weblog awards in the category of Best Blog Design. We are really delighted about this as it reflects the great design work from Sean and David, and the programme to make it all happen from Oleg. Voting begins this Monday, and we hope you will take the time to cast your vote online in the Best Blog Design section of the awards. |
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Our World 2.0 is a finalist in the Weblogawards 2008
by Brendan Barrett on January 13, 2009 - Comments (00)
Launch of OurWorld 2.0 Japanese version
It has taken longer than we had planned, but we are delighted to announce the launch of the Japanese version of the Our World 2.0 web magazine. You may recall that this web magazine deals with the interaction between climate change, peak oil and food security, and that we launched the English version in July 2008. We have spent the past few months writing new articles and translating the entire web magazine. As we moved forward from now on, we hope to publish every article in English and Japanese at the same time. |
by Brendan Barrett on October 22, 2008 - Comments (00)
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