Events

SJ Klein discussed questions of content, access, and quality specifically in South American and Africa relating to One Laptop Per Child's international goals.

The complete Internet & Society Conference 2007 (IS2k7) web site can be found at http://www.is2k7.org/about     Report for Harvard University’s Internet…

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society co-hosted the National Free Culture Conference at Harvard Law School.

Berkman Fellow Gene Koo spoke about "New Skills, New Learning: Legal Education and the Promise of Technology."

The OpenNet Initiative held its first public conference to discuss the current state of play of Internet filtering worldwide. The conference was hosted by the Oxford Internet…

Ken Freedman of Freeform Radio Station WFMU discussed WFMU’s Free Music Archive: An Open Source Marriage of Audio Art, Music and Radio.

Tony Ferraro and David Stone talked about Applications of Social Networking Technology to Medical Treatment.

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society hosted a celebration in congratulations of Berkman Fellow David Weinberger’s release of his book Everything is Miscellaneous through…

As a lead-up event to the 2007 Internet & Society Conference, Teresa Hackett of eIFL discussed "Digital Libraries in Developing Nations: Challenges and Opportunities"

Berkman Fellow David Weinberger lead a discussion "Civility, Speech and Cyberbullying - A Code of Conduct for the Web?"

Rob Faris and John Palfrey gave us a preview of the OpenNet Initiative's most recent publication, Access Denied: The Practice and Policy of Global Internet Filtering.

John Clippinger, one of today’s preeminent experts on how technology influences business and society, offers a fresh and provocative perspective, grounded in everyday and…

If open access to the scholarly literature is a Good Thing for the individual scholars and for society as a whole. Why do scholars not make their articles available through open…

Steve Schultz discussed his paper "So Many DJs: Creative Flourishing on the Fringes of Networked Media" and Julia Sonnevend presented "MyLegalVisualMemory. The Visual Memory of…

Wendy Seltzer, founder of Chilling Effects, discussed "Sacked by Copyright: DMCA Takedowns and Free Expression."

Eric Osiakwan and Ethan Zuckerman discussed developments in Africa's Internet and communications infrastructure.

Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger discussed intellectual property rights in relation to Second Life's rapid development.

Berkman Fellow Mary Rundle: "International Data Protection Principles and the New Identity Infrastructure: A Proposed Approach for Bridging Requirements;" ISP Fellow Anne Huang: …

David Weinberger posed the question: Does Participatory Culture Lead to Participatory Democracy?

Professor Mary Wong, Franklin Pierce Law Center, discussed how rhetoric and technology affect the development of "the commons", "free culture", and "open content."