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Sep 9, 2003

Zittrain and Seltzer Weigh In On Filesharing Lawsuits - New York Times

In today's New York Times article regarding yesterday's announcement of 261 lawsuits filed by the RIAA against individual file-sharers, Professor Jonathan Zittrain discusses the…

Sep 9, 2003

CFP Call for Proposals

The Program Committee of the Fourteenth Conference on Computers, Freedom, and Privacy (CFP2004) seeks proposals for innovative conference topics, presentations and speakers.

Sep 8, 2003

The Berkman Center and Harvard Law School Offer Cyberlaw Courses This Fall

The Berkman Center is thrilled to announce that Professor Charles Nesson's Digital Democracy and Executive Director John Palfrey's Cyberlaw and the Global Economy, in addition to…

Sep 8, 2003

H2O Version 1.1.1 Released

The Berkman Center is proud to announce the 1.1.1 release of the H2O system.

Sep 3, 2003

Urs Gasser Joins Berkman Center as Research Fellow

The Berkman Center is pleased to welcome Urs Gasser as a Fellow for the 2003-2004 school year.

Sep 3, 2003

Zittrain and Palfrey in The Economist - The Consequences of Viruses

In the article Re: That movie, The Economist discusses the recent computer viruses that have attacked machines around the world. Professor Jonathan Zittrain and Executive…

Sep 3, 2003

Graduate School of Education Lauds H2O

The Technology in Education program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education hosted a seminar last spring on the H2O Project.

Aug 28, 2003

Coppock and Maclay Analyze Regional E-Commerce Initiatives

Berkman Affiliate Karen Coppock and Director of Berkman's International Technologies Group Colin Maclay's analysis of recent research into several major regional e-commerce…

Aug 27, 2003

Exploring the Digital Media Crisis

The Berkman Center and Gartner|G2 will convene a distinguished group of guests on September 18th for Digital Media in Cyberspace, a conference exploring issues stemming from…

Aug 25, 2003

Berkman Geeks Share Their Secrets

On the Berkman Geekroom Blog, technical advice, Harvard tidbits, and general geekery abound.

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