Paul M. Davis

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Someday Coming Round: Deviant Twang Revisited

  • July 4, 2005
The second in the deviant twang compilation series, released sometime around 2005 (if my failing memory serves me correctly.) On the whole, this one is much more cohesive--if less ostensibly "twang-y"--and likely the last compilation I'll ever put together, grace … Continue reading

Someday Coming Down: A Deviant Twang Sampler

  • March 30, 2004
The second compilation I organized, Someday Coming Down: A Deviant Twang Sampler, was released in 2004 and focused largely on underground country, folk, and cowpunk from the West Coast.  It featured the Devil Makes Three, the Diamond Star Halos (featuring … Continue reading

Tastes Like Burning Compilation

  • August 11, 2002
Ah, the heady days of 2002. At the time, my nutrition primarily came from Budweiser and vodka and day-old bagels. Out of personal torpor and an antsiness that defines both of our personalities, my good friend Pete Bernhard and I … Continue reading

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Austin-based writer and media producer focused on how technology impacts culture and civil society. More about me →

Recent Work

  • Shareable Chicago: DataKind's Vision of a Data-Driven Social Change Movement
    The Chicago DataDive connected social organizations and geeks to build a civic data community to create lasting social change.
  • Greenplum: From Disruption to Insight at the Data Science Summit 2012
    2012 is proving to be the year of Big Data, demanding the attention of executives, thought leaders, academics, and tech journalists alike. But this influx of data is only valuable through dedicated and specialized analysis
  • Greenplum/Code For America: The Federated Corporation
    Recap of Wiki inventor Ward Cunningham's Big Data for the Public Good talk.
  • SF Weekly: Civil Wrongs Revisited
    Remembering Bayard Rustin, the fervid orator who served as a key figure in the civil rights movement for more than 60 years.
  • Shareable: Almere Oosterwold, a Vision of Collaborative DIY Urban Design
    Dutch architecture company MVRDV is betting urban design can go DIY with its the principle of "do-it-yourself urbanism."

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