Note: Answers to weekly questions are, barring an annoucement
to the contrary,
due at midnight Tuesday. Reponses to other students' answers are due
midnight Thursday.
SESSION |
TOPIC |
OUTSIDE PARTICIPANT(S) |
OTHER |
Class begins
January 13 |
The
Politics (and Law) of Technology
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Session 2
January 20 |
What's
New about New Media?
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Session 3
January 27 |
Where
is Cyberspace? Jurisdiction and the Metaphysics of the Net
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Session 4
February 3 |
Governance
1: Forms of Regulation
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Discussion of paper
requirement |
Session 5
February 10 |
Governance
2: The Case of the Domain Name System
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Session 6
February 17 |
Market
Power, Competition, and Antitrust
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Paper Abstract Due |
Session 7
February 24 |
Knowledge,
Truth, and Reputation
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David Shenk |
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Session 8
March 3 |
Free
Speech 1: Speech in a Digital World
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Session 9
March 10 |
Free
Speech 2: Filtering, Rating, and Blocking Technologies
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Spring Break
March 17 |
No Class |
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Session 10
March 24 |
Copyright
and the Future of Fair Use
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Session 11
March 31 |
Privacy:
Whose Rights? Whose Responsibility?
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Session 12
April 7 |
Representative
Democracy, Hyperdemocracy, Direct Democracy
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Session 13
April 14 |
New
Opportunities and Challenges for Community
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Papers Due |
Session 14
April 21 |
Personalization,
Globalization, and Common Identity
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Exams |
No class |
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