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Turning over Aid Watch management for a week

By William Easterly | Published August 30, 2010

Dear Aid Watchers,

Both Laura and I are away for a week starting today.

I am cutting off the Internet entirely for a week in a bid to regain my sanity, so anything addressed to me in any Net medium (email, Twitter, Facebook, blog comments) I will not see for a week.

In the absence of Laura and I, DRI post-doc Adam Martin has generously agreed to take over as Guest Editor for a week, beginning with this morning’s post about what we can learn from city plans based on shapes of zoo animals.

See you after Labor Day! Bill

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One Comment

  1. Curious wrote:

    Bill,

    Just curious to know if you’re feeling overwhelmed with keeping up with blog and twitter (you said something about sanity) and what you think this might mean for the evolution of social media use ?

    Posted September 1, 2010 at 12:29 pm | Permalink

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