Berkman Fellow David Weinberger is at the Democratic National Convention this week, blogging both in his own space and on Boston.com.  He is joined there by former Fellow…

The Senate Committee on Commerce has changed proposed legislation regarding Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) from guarding against regulation, to enabling states to levy taxes…

Universities across the country are working on creative ways to reduce illegal file-sharing on their networks.

The fifth conference in a series, Internet & Society 2004: Transformational Politics will take place this December 10th.  Along with sponsors eBay and the Labor and Worklife…

When Eric Eldred drove his Internet Bookmobile to Walden Pond several weeks ago, he wanted to distribute free books to visitors.

A group of scholars from Syracuse University and Georgia Institute of Technology have joined forces to form the Internet Governance Project -- an initiative to understand the…

A new report from The Convergence Center argues that activist groups focused on the Internet and communications policy have come of age, taking a prominent place in political…

Filter No. 6.9 - July 15, 2004

The Washington Post calls it a "bottomless grab bag full of radio pieces." The Public Radio Exchange -- a nonprofit organization based in Cambridge, MA -- is an online…

The recently released Harvard Law Bulletin provides a spotlight on the current state of Intellectual Property.