Blogging over at Media SITREP, John Bracken has continued his tango with merits of the internet-meets-politics domain. Today he highlights the blogging efforts - or the lack…
The hill just got a little steeper for those in the UK who hope to extend the current 50 year copyright terms for sound recordings. While recognizing that the United States…
As part of The Berkman Center's Tuesday Luncheon Series, Nancy Hafkin led a discussion about the women's empowerment in the face of information and technology developments.Nancy…
With privacy protection a deep concern in the digital world and out, The National Science Foundation and The Department of Energy are sponsoring Nanofuture: Privacy and Security,…
Going into effect today, six exceptions to anti-circumvention rules in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) have been granted by the overseer of the Copyright Office, the…
SecondLife, the 3-D virtual environment, is up for discussion on Friday's edition of WBUR's "Here and Now." Berkman fellow David Weinberger spoke with the…
Videoblogger Steve Garfield recently visited The Berkman Center and with camera in hand - as usually is the case with Steve - highlighted the new video setup we have here for our…
OpenNet Initiative collaborators at The Munk Center for International Studies at the University of Toronto are home to the first stop on the worldwide campaign to Protect the Net…
Wikipedia's most recent unblocking in China may have had a short shelf-life, but Newsweek's International Edition is reporting on the empowerment that online communications have…