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Berkman's 10th Anniversary Conference and Celebration

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• Agenda: The schedule as it currently stands.
•   Politics Session View our thoughts about the politics session on May 15
• Attendees: Add your name here if you're attending to let others know you'll be at B@10!
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• Berkman Center for Internet & Society
• Suggested Attire

May 15 Food for Thought Dinners

• Food for Thought Dinners: Coordinate dinner plans with other attendees.

May 16 Openness Sessions

9:30a.m.- 10:45a.m.

• Open Learning, Austin North - Building an Immersive Networked Future Expressed in Code, Law, Public Media and Human Spirit
• Open Innovation, Austin East - Democratized and Distributed Innovation
• The Language of Openness, Austin West - Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get
• Open Network Architectures, Hauser 104
• Open World, Hauser 102 - The Global Internet: Emerging Tech in Emerging Markets
• Open Media, Langdell South - Is Openness Enough?: Media and Democracy in the Networked Age

May 16 Breakout Sessions

Breakout Session Matrix - This will be synchronized with the session matrix discussed during the 9-9:30am Proposal period in Ames Courtroom.

• Digital Natives Session Organizers: John Palfrey and Urs Gasser
• Technology and Political Transparency - Session Organizers: Micah Sifry and Ellen Miller
• Network Neutrality Sessions Organizer: Yochai Benkler
• Netizenship: Engaging with Race and Diversity Online - Session Organizers: David Harris and Rachel Lyon of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice Austin East
• Netizenship Session Organizer: Jonathan Zittrain
• The Dilemma of Games: Moral Choice in a Digital World, Session Organizers: Gene Koo and Shenja van der Graaf
• Political Mobilization, the Internet and the 2008 Elections
• Democratized and Distributed Innovation
• Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get - Session Organizers:
• The Dilemma of Games: Moral choice in a Digital World
• Networked News and Public Discourse
• Anonymity, Privacy and Identity: Towards a Bill of User rights
• Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement
• The Musician and the Scientist Write the Code: Protocols for Compensation and Openness via Melanie Dulong
• Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get - via Doc Searls
• The ECOGogy: how .Gov, .Com, .Org and .Edu get along - via Doc Searls
• Chilling Effects - via Wendy Seltzer
• Gatekeepers via Wendy Seltzer
• Filtering via Rob Faris
• Open Security: Harnessing the Generative Internet for the Public Good (formerly Internet Generativity) - StopBadware team, Jart Armin
• What is settled in the development of internet & society, what do we know is true, what do we agree on? - Via Dan Gillmor
• Metaphor and net infrastructure understanding and its legal implications - via Doc Searls / Judith Donath
• Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement - via Nick Bramble
• A Strategy for Open Online Education - via Charlie Nesson
• YouTomb: Peeking Behind the Curtain of YouTube Take-Downs - via Tim Hwang +
• Watching v. Surveillance: Who, Where, How - via Hal Roberts, Chris Conley
• Media Re:Public - Internet & Media/News - via Persephone Miel, Jake Shapiro,
• Lawyering for the Peer Enterprise - Wendy Seltzer, David Ardia,
• Why Free Speech Needs Free Culture - via Rebecca MacKinnon
• A Bill of User Rights and Responsibilities for the Future Net - An Open Social Mobile Platform - Digital Institutions for Global Mobile, via Clippinger, Shenja, Oliver, Urs
• Identity & Civil Liberties - via Clippinger, Mary Rundle, Real ID - Higgins
• Beyond Content: The metadata data of abundance - via David W.
• How to Create an Index of Internet Freedom --via Karin Karlekar
• Global problem solving: Let's think collectively about collective problem solving - Mark Tovey
• Business Strategy: Let's think collectively about how business strategy will change given the ideas and deads of Johnathan Zittrain, Michael Porter, and Mark Zuckerberg - Michael Rand

Etc

• Suggested Readings: List any relevant academic papers and create H20 playlists.
• Online Coverage: Links to blogs, photos, podcasts from conference attendees.
• Suggestion Box: Please list any suggestions that you may have for the conference here.
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• Berkman Memories and Moments - What Does Berkman Mean to You?
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