Internet & Society 2002 has two sister courses:

LSTU E-120: Internet & Society 2002 at the Harvard Extension School
John Palfrey and Rebecca Nesson (former Internet & Society teaching fellows and students) are teaching a similar version of Internet & Society 2002 at the Harvard Extension School this spring. Their class will be participating jointly in the rotisserie with Internet & Society and hopefully will have one joint meeting during the course of the semester.

MIT 6.805/6.806/STS085: Ethics and Law on the Electronic Frontier (3-0-9)
Hal Abelson teaches a related course to MIT undergraduate students. His course meets twice a week, and on Mondays will be meeting at Harvard Law School in conjunction with Internet & Society 2002. The MIT students will also participate in some or all of the rotisseries.

A scribe will take the Scribe's Notes during each lecture. After lecture the notes will be posted here. If you have additional notes that you would like to contribute, please email them to Isaac Lidsky at ilidsky@law.harvard.edu.

Class 1 - The DNS Mess - January 28
Class 2 - Getting between you and where you want to go - CDA, PICS & ISP Liability - February 4
Class 3 - Too Much Music - Intellectual Property, digital music, Napster, P2P - Monday - February 11
Class 5 - Meet the new boss, same as the old boss: From Broadcast to Webcast - Monday - February 25
Class 5 - SSSCA revision exercise - Monday - February 25
Class 6 - Privacy I: Commercial Surveillance - Monday - March 4
Class 7 - Privacy II: Government Surveillance - Monday - March 11
Class 8 - Harmful Speech & ways to stop it - March 18
Class 9 - Too few boundaries - Yahoo!, bordercontrol.com, iCrave TV - Monday - April 1
Class 12 - Private Sheriffs - MAPS, Marsh, Intel v. Hamidi - Monday - 4/8
Class 10 - Cyber Security - Thursday - April 18