The Open Net Initiative (ONI) has released its report on filtering by the Tunisian government. The report finds that the Tunisian government uses American software to filter… More

Berkman Center representatives at the World Summit on the Information Society are seeing a common thread- censorship by a government that claims to protect freedom of thought and… More

We found out about Annalee Newitz's upcoming talk (tonight, 8pm, Pound 100), "Revenge of the Female Nerds -- Busting Media and Industry Myths About Why Women Can't Be Technical,"… More

We learned from yesterday's luncheon series guest, Christoph Engemann, that as Germany moves its social services functions online (for example, unemployment benefits) the… More

Today's luncheon series guest is Christoph Engemann.  Engemann will describe how Germany's transition to offering welfare services online has created new responsibilities for… More

Yesterday Kenneth Cukier, technology correspondent for the Economist, visited us at the Berkman Center to discuss his "Market of Ideas," a piece in which he argues that patents… More

We posted last week about the upcoming and first-ever Chinese bloggers conference that took place this past weekend. More

Yesterday, the House Judiciary subcommittee held a hearing on "Content Protection in the Digital Age: The Broadcast Flag, High-Definition Radio, and the Analog Hole. More

This weekend is China's first blogger conference.  Rebecca MacKinnon, Berkman fellow, will lead the "Blogging Beyond Borders" session. More

Tonight's "Sounds Fine" introduction to radio technique workshop with Rhod Sharp, will be webcast, 6-7 pm EST. More