"It's the only fair thing to do," said Kerry Edwards, an Illinois man who has owned the domain name kerryedwards.com for years. Edwards, who originally paid $25 for the site and…
The International Telecommunication Union is hosting a conference this week dedicated to initiatives to fight spam, a "plague" of today's online world, according to the ITU.
With the 2004 elections just around the corner, questions about youth and political participation have fallen into the spotlight once again. While nearly every study confirms…
In its first week of operation in Britain, France, and Germany, iTunes Europe sold an impressive 800,000 songs –- outpacing its nearest competitor by a margin of 16:1. While…
Yesterday, the Supreme Court again blocked enforcement of the Child Online Protection Act (COPA), citing that it has not yet been proved that voluntary use of Internet filters…
Since 1999, Mattel, the manufacturer of Barbie, has been locked in lawsuits with artist Tom Forsythe for his controversial artwork that depicts the doll in various poses. …
In an op-ed in today's The New York Times, Berkman Center Director William Fisher puts the latest round of recording industry lawsuits in perspective. Fisher describes a…
Eighteen experts from various fields gathered at the Berkman Center last week for a summit on the thorny and elusive subject of International Internet Governance.
The Free Expression Policy Project, a think tank based at NYU School of Law, recently released a report outlining the current state of the "Information Commons" and new models for…