The first session of Practical Lawyering and Internet--Related Issues, a Harvard Law school seminar taught by noted practitioners and Berkman Center Clinical Program Co-Directors…

A Pennsylvania law which imposed liability on ISPs for blocking access to child pornography was struck down by the U.S.

The first session of Cyberlaw and the Global Economy, a Harvard Law school class taught by Berkman Director John Palfrey meets for its first session today (Thursday, September 9)…

"Technologies don't infringe copyrights; people do," writes Berkman Center director John Palfrey in his op-ed, The Digital Copyright Crisis in today's Boston Globe.

This week marks the end of convention season for the 2004 Election, and, given all the attention on blogging, politics, and journalism, it seems an appropriate time to reflect on…

Yesterday, Microsoft announced the release of its new service, MSN Music, which will function much like Apple's popular iTunes Music Store with $.99 downloads and $9.99 albums.

Today the OpenNet Initiative released a new report about Internet censorship in China.

Jim Fruchterman, President and CEO of Benetech.org, spoke to a Berkman audience today about the challenges of building software to benefit the public sector.

Less than a week after a federal appeals court in California ruled that Grokster, a decentralized P2P network, could not be held liable for the copyright violations of its users,…

If you or someone you know is interested in working on leading-edge educational software - open source of course! - at the Berkman Center (a great place to work), please view the…