In response to recent controversies and to raise awareness on the complicated issue of cyberbullying, Digital Divide Network founder Andy Carvin has declared today Stop…
As if on cue, a Chronicle of Higher Education podcast shines light on what we’ll be discussing with the 2007 Internet & Society Conference: open content, digital libraries and the…
Tagging isn't just confined to Internet content anymore. Harvard University Libraries hosted a forum this week, "Social Tagging @ Harvard: A Del.ici.ous Alternative or Passing…
The U.S. relinquished its claim as the top ICT country in the 2006-2007 Global Information Technology Report (GITR), released this week by the World Economic Forum. While…
Following last months delivery of 400 "pre-litigation" letters to college students at 13 universities, offering reduced settlements, the RIAA is reporting that it has reached…
Determining the most effective ways to teach a field that is constantly growing and currently in such great flux is a great challenge. Harvard Law School has …
A project by the Center for Citizen Media, for the Knight Foundation's Citizen News Network, has just provided a set of standards to guide citizen journalists in their quest to…
"New Skills, New Learning: Legal education and the promise of technology," a white paper by Berkman Fellow Gene Koo, has just been released.Working in partnership with LexisNexis,…
Berkman Fellow John Clippinger's latest work titled "A Crowd of One: The future of individual identity," which looks at the progression of interactions and transactions in…
The Berkman Center asks for your participation in putting the finishing touches on the 6th biennial Internet & Society Conference (IS2K7) being held on June 1st. One of the…