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'''''There are a number of projects at Berkman that you may be able to team up with to complete your final project, here are some that we have received notice from that say there's room for people to be involved. If you're interested in taking these people up on their offer -- drop me a line at thwang@cyber.law.harvard.edu'''''
'''''There may be projects at Berkman that you may be able to team up with to complete your final project, we are checking into these now and will let you know if there are opportunities - whether to fit with your final project, or generally.'''''
 
* [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/research/chillingeffects Chilling Effects] -- needs help tagging documents
* [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/cnesson Charles Nesson] -- needs assistance on the Google book settlement and some on a pending issue regarding the Internet in the courtroom.
* [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/research/cooperation The Cooperation Project] -- needs some help coordinating shallow dive studies on a few industry domains on how sites are using certain design elements to create cooperation online.
* [http://mediacloud.org MediaCloud] -- needs someone to explore a particular issue and its spread through the web using their new tool.
* [http://herdict.org Herdict] -- needs some assistance doing measurements of who's using their tool to track accessibility/inaccessibility of certain sites online.

Latest revision as of 12:47, 25 January 2010

There may be projects at Berkman that you may be able to team up with to complete your final project, we are checking into these now and will let you know if there are opportunities - whether to fit with your final project, or generally.

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