Last week, as part of the project on Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Interoperability, a field of experts gathered in Weissbaden, Switzerland for a workshop hosted…

This afternoon, Barbara van Schewick, of the Technical University of Berlin spoke to a crowded room during the Berkman Center's weekly Luncheon Series, to discuss her…

Seeking to combat the cycle of poverty, former Berkman Intern, Caroline Nellemann and her sister Isabella Maria Kyle recently launched aid4education.org, a charitable fund…

Harvard University's Neiman Foundation for Journalism has released "Goodbye Gutenberg," their Winter 2006 Issue of Neiman Reports.  Exploring the ways in which the…

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The Pew Internet and American Life Project recently released their latest study regarding the 2006 election cycle and the effects of the Internet on the voting public.The survey…

This past Monday, the Berkman Center and the Sunlight Foundation hosted a gathering to discuss and strategize about the role of the internet in political knowledge and democracy.

This week's luncheon series guests were Chad Maglaque and Timothy Killian of MorePerfect.org on "Civics 2.0".

Berkman is happy to be working with the MIT Comparative Media Studies program and Yale's Information Society Project to present Beyond Broadcast 2007: From Participatory Culture…

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