Events

As part of the Internet & Society '99 course, the Berkman Center and Jack Vonder Heide, president of Technology Briefing Centers, gave a special demonstration of how the Internet…

The Berkman Center webcast a Harvard Bookstore technology book panel featuring Neil Postman, Stewart Brand, James O'Donnell, Berkman Fellow

Neil Postman, Author of Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture to Technology, presented "Six Questions Everyone Should Ask About Technology"

The Berkman Center concluded the academic year with an all-day strategic planning session on May 20, 1999: "Building a Digital Commons."

Dr. Sara Cobb, Executive Director of the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School talked about Building Online Environments for Inquiry, Engagement, and Community.

Karl Auerbach discussed "Multimedia Networking, The Big Picture"

The Lessons from Woburn Project is a resource for anyone wishing to learn about A Civil Action and the case of Anne Anderson, et al., v. W.R. Grace & Co., et al..

The Lessons from Woburn Project is a resource for anyone wishing to learn about A Civil Action and the case of Anne Anderson, et al., v. W.R. Grace & Co., et al. This web site…

Will Tomorrow's Internet Resemble Today's? Changes in the Legal & Technical Architectures of Cyberspace

*Read the transcript of the session.* The Internet &…

The Second International Conference on Internet & Society took May 26-29, 1998 at Harvard Law School, and posed the question "Will the Net Inevitably Drive a Deeper Wedge Between…

In the news:Margaret Kane, Medical Record Privacy Debated at Harvard, ZDNet News, May 13…

How should we think about technology?

The mission of Digital China/Harvard is to build an internet-mediated educational channel with China.

The first Internet & Society Conference, hosted at Harvard University.