Events

How Blogs are Transforming Legal Scholarship

During a Jonathan Zittrain special videocast and lunch discussed his thoughts on how to study and affect the future of the internet using the distributed power of the network…

Terry Fisher, Bill McGeveran and Jackie Harlow discussed how digitization alters the use of content, difficulties associated with digital learning, and possible reforms to enable…

ISP Fellow Rebecca Brolin, "Libraries Made of Sand: How Internet Archive Is Drowning in Copyright and Contract." Berkman Fellow Susie Lindsay , "New World Video: a Trend and…

Helmi Noman discussed how access to information via the internet defies the traditional information paradigm in "Internet in the Arab World: A Catalyst for Power Shift."

Berkman Fellow David Weinberger discussed developments in knowledge from the prominence of Jon Stewart to Wikipedia as an accurate reference in "What's Up with Knowledge?"

Tom Gerace on Gather.com as a community and incentive-based organization.

Roger Dingledine discussed Tor, a tool for protecting privacy and freedom of speech on the internet.

Berkman Fellow Eric Priest on “The Future of Music and Film Piracy In China.” ISP Fellow Katherine L. McDaniel on “Accounting for Taste: An Analysis of Tax and Reward Alternative…

Stefan Bechtold discussed "Trusted Computing Between Closed and Open Architectures."

Beth Noveck, an expert on the impact of technology on legal and political institutions, discussed "The Policy Un-Wiki."

Ellen Miller, Mike Klein, Micah Sifry, and Andrew Rasiej discussed how technology can create transparency in the American political process.

Britt Blaser reviewed the Dean campaign in light of new online resources and web 2.0 opportunities.

Harvard-Yale Cyberscholar Working Group: February 2, 2006. Berkman Fellow Mary Rundle, "Beyond Internet Governance: The Emerging International Framework for Governing the…

Brad Patrick, outside counsel to the Wikimedia Foundation, discussed Wikipedia, Wikimedia, and the Law within a longterm framework.

Charles Nesson & members of his Evidence class on their Jamaica work & restorative justice focusing out countries hurt by globalization.

Dan Gillmor on Citizens' Media and the Center for Citizen Media which exists to study, encourage, and enable new forms of grassroots media.

David Berlind, executive director of ZDNet, discussed his blog, issues in online technology, and policy online.

Derek Slater spoke about his work concerning legal, policy, and business issues raised by the internet's effect on the production and consumption of copyrighted works.

Global Voices was an opportunity for contributors and community members to take stock of what we’ve done, promote our successes, and brainstorm about what a global citizens’ media…