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

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…

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…

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

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.

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

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

Public Knowledge just let us know that today's hearing, "Content Protection in the Digital Age: The Broadcast Flag, High-Definition Radio, and the Analog Hole" has been pushed…

Jimmy Wales, Berkman fellow and the founder of Wikipedia, announced earlier this week that "Wikipedia may soon be available in print for readers in the developing world."  Started…

Today we're hosting OpenSource Radio --  Mary McGrath, Chris Lydon (former Berkman fellow), Brendan Greeley, David Miller, Katherine Bidwell, Chelsea Merz, Robin Amer -- to…