Berkman Buzz: June 13, 2014
The Berkman Buzz is selected weekly from the posts of Berkman Center people and projects. Alison Head interviews Katie Davis about the learner of tomorrowFrom Alison Head's latest interview for Project Information Literacy (PIL), "Katie Davis: Who Is the Learner of Tomorrow?"
Willow Brugh speaks to Doctors Without Borders about technology as a means to equalityFrom Willow Brugh's post for Geek Without Bounds, "Technology as a Means to Equality" New paper from Primavera de Filippi and Katarzyna Gracz on the failure of copyright law in the digital worldFrom Katarzyna Gracz and Primavera De Filippi's paper in the International Journal of Law and Information technology, "Regulatory failure of copyright law through the lenses of autopoietic systems theory" Ethan Zuckerman explores civic efficacy at a local town meetingFrom Ethan Zuckerman's blog post, "Town Meeting and a lesson on civic efficacy" After an Indian Minister Says ‘Sometimes Rape is Right', #MenAgainstRape Stand Up in PakistanFrom Sana Saleem's post for Global Voices, "After an Indian Minister Says ‘Sometimes Rape is Right', #MenAgainstRape Stand Up in Pakistan" | ||
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