A number of attendees of last week's conference, Blogging, Journalism & Credibility, have posted afterthoughts and reviews of the discussion on their websites and blogs.

On Friday, a group of bloggers, editors, and professional journalists debated online credibility and media (aka WebCred).

Tomorrow, Harvard's Shorenstein Center, the American Library Association, and the Berkman Center will co-host a roundtable discussion among bloggers, reporters, and academics…

Today, the Berkman Center's Digital Media Project released a new report assessing how the digitization of music and movies has transformed not only businesses but copyright law…

The popularity of blogs in China has skyrocketed in recent months.

It's a perversion of the German words "Zeit" (time) and "Funk" (radio), explains PRX founder and Berkman Fellow Jake Shapiro.

Tonight, the Harvard-Yale Cyberscholar Working Group, a group of academics and internet experts, are meeting at the Berkman Center to discuss and debate two new research inquiries…

Several reports have emerged that Apple is suing bloggers who leaked secrets about Apple products, scheduled for debut at MacWorld Expo this week.

Yesterday, the independent panel investigating the "CBS memos" controversy resulted in the dismissal of four network executives (see this NYT report).

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