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Hello all, It's one of those weeks where basically all of my favo rite to pics are feat ured in the weekly link review in one way or another: The value of anthropologists in a great piece on Mali; the chances an d challenges of 'open development' in my own post and in an excellent review on technolog y & transparency; academic research on aid blogging and a more substantial part on storytelling, participatory video, communicati ng aid and complexity in capturing 'evidence' that development 'works'. Plus Ed Carr reflects on academic copyright and there is a fanta stic link to l ots of anthropological blogging and old-fa shioned writing. Enjoy! New on aidnography Rituals, risk, development & Aaron Swartz – in response to Owen Barder Owen Barder wrote an interesting piece on the legacy of Aaron Swartz for technology & development. In my reflections I am more cautious in invoking his legacy as research rituals, development's guarded professiona