Next week: Galison, Goldsmith, Minow, Moss, and Zittrain on "Secrecy". Plus, a luncheon series on cloud computing, Cyberscholars returns to Berkman, and a preview of upcoming…

On February 26, John Palfrey will be participating in a virtual conversation with educators about digital natives. We hope you can join in...

The Citizen Media Law Project is looking for law student interns for the spring and summer and for a new staff attorney.

This course examines current legal, political, social, and technical struggles for control of the global Internet—and the content and relationships it conveys.

Today, Berkman Center Founder, Faculty Co-Director, and Harvard Law Professor Charles Nesson turns 70!

This week has been thick with Berkman-related audio: conversations with Judith Donath, John Palfrey, David Hornik, and Esra'a Al Shafei all made their way onto the Net...

John Palfrey was recently interviewed by James Goodale on two questions: "Does anyone care about privacy anymore?" and "What to do about lies on the internet?"

Explaining StopBadware.org, the death of JuicyCampus, the shrinking Web in Iran, and more...in this week's BUZZ!

Tonight: Korean news and social networking. Coming up next week: the challenges of activism in the Middle East, crowdsourced website accessibility testing with Herdict, and net…

Almost exactly a year after Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted unanimously in favor of an Open Access policy, Harvard University Press has taken its own giant…