Berkman Fellow Christopher Lydon has become a keen early adopter of the audio blogging phenomenon.

UserLand Software is transferring all right, title and interest in the RSS 2.0 specification to the Berkman Center, and we are re-releasing it, verbatim, to the public via…

Berkman Center Faculty Director William Fisher outlines in this CNET piece his proposal [PDF] for resolving the current legal conflicts over unauthorized distribution of…

Executive Director John Palfrey argues in a recent post that weblog writers ought to use Creative Commons licenses affirmatively to assert their IP rights rather than relying on…

ILAW participant Frank Field has notes and links to weblog commentary on the program, conveniently keyed to the program agenda.

We've arrived at the final session here @ ILAW, wherein the participants get to ask the faculty questions about any part of the program, and the faculty does its very best to…

The first topic on this last day of ILAW is online privacy, taught by professors Jonathan Zittrain and Molly Shaffer Van Houweling.

First up this morning @ ILAW: Professor William "Terry" Fisher on patents.

Here, my complete notes from Larry Lessig's session here at ILAW yesterday on law, code and architecture--plus Aaron Swartz, Frank Field and Jim Flowers on same.

I'm writing from Stanford, California today, where, a few hours from now, we'll be presenting this summer's Internet Law Program.