This Tuesday's Luncheon Series guest is Fulbright scholar Helmi Noman, who will discuss "Internet in the Arab World: A Catalyst for Power Shift."  Helmi will discuss how the…

Today is the first day of F2C: Freedom to Connect, a conference focused on issues relevant to network neutrality.  The entire conference will be audiocast, so please join in here:…

A look at the past week's online Berkman conversations.

Yesterday on Slate Glenn Reynolds, Tim Wu, and Jack Goldsmith discussed their respective books on internet governance as part of Slate's Book Club.

AudioBerkman is now on iTunes.  Produced by Colin Rhinesmith, AudioBerkman is our way of sharing conversations with leading experts on how the Internet is shaping our world.If…

This Tuesday's Luncheon Series guest is David Weinberger,  Berkman Center fellow, author, and blogger. David will talk about some of the ideas he's exploring in the book he's…

Berkman Fellow Jimmy Wales, and other Wikipedians, will be hosting Wikimania 2006, an annual international conference devoted to Wikipedia and the Wikmedia Foundation projects. …

A look at the past week's online Berkman conversations.

This is the third of a series of posts on Berkman's fellows (Derek Bambauer, Mike Best).  The Berkman Center is home to approximately thirty fellows, all of whom focus their time…

StopBadware.org is a "Neighborhood Watch" campaign aimed at fighting badware that's run out of the Berkman Center, the Oxford Internet Institute, Consumer Reports Webwatch, along…