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Dec 8, 2005

Microeconomics Goes Open Source

Creative Commons posts today that Caltech economics professor Preston McAfee has published a complete Introduction to Economic Analysis textbook under a Creative Commons license. … More

Dec 7, 2005

Network Neutrality

If you missed yesterday's webcast with Barbara van Schewick and are interested in network neutrality issues, More

Dec 6, 2005

Luncheon Series Webcast: Barbara van Schewick

The necessity of network neutrality regulation is one of the hottest topics in telecommunications policy today. More

Dec 5, 2005

"Will Fair Use Survive?"

Today the Free Expression Policy Project at NYU's School of Law released "Will Fair Use Survive?"  This report, by Marjorie Heins and Tricia Beckles, addresses whether… More

Dec 2, 2005

Public Radio Exchange is hiring

The Public Radio Exchange (PRX.org) is a nonprofit web-based    marketplace for distribution, review, and licensing of radio content.  PRX brings new voices to the airwaves,… More

Dec 2, 2005

Global Voices Seeks Managing Editor

Global Voices(GV), a nonprofit global citizens media project co-founded and led by Rebecca MacKinnon and Ethan Zuckerman, is looking to hire a Managing Editor.  A job description… More

Dec 1, 2005

Interview with Global Voices - Rebecca MacKinnon and Ethan Zuckerman

Global Voices(GV), a nonprofit global citizens media project, was launched almost one year ago by Berkman fellows Rebecca MacKinnon and Ethan Zuckerman. More

Nov 30, 2005

Regulating Search

Berkman fellow and director of University of St. More

Nov 29, 2005

Webcasting Luncheon Series Talk with Second Life's Cory Ondrejka

We will begin webcasting today's luncheon series event at 12:30. More

Nov 29, 2005

Berkman Buzz

A quick look at what's going on around Berkman today -- We're hosting Cory Ondrejka of Second Life as part of the Berkman Luncheon Series. More

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