He studies and participates in projects regarding the impact of new media technologies on political revolutions; economic development and poverty reduction; and the future of cultural patrimony. He has written articles for The Washington Post, The Huffington Post and The New Yorker. Ramesh has worked with bloggers involved in the recent revolutions in Egypt and Kyrgyzstan; collaborated with illiterate, indigenous populations in India while studying literacy and technology; and has developed a project with Native American communities in the United States in order to study the impact of their belief systems on the future of the internet. He presented a lecture entitled “Technology, Power, and Revolution” in Centro Hemisférico in FOMMA in December, 2012.