The Berkman Center's Clinical Program in Cyberlaw last week filed an amici curiae brief in Bosley Medical Institute v. Kremer, on behalf of a distinguished group of 15…

The third session of the Gruter-Berkman Roundtable Series -- "From Personal to Impersonal Trusted Exchange in Physical and Digital Domains: An Evolutionary Perspective" -- will…

Berkman Fellow Rebecca MacKinnon gives an inside take on the downsides of corporate TV journalism.

"Great Controversies in Entertainment Intellectual Property" will be the subject of a speech by Joseph Beck (HLS '68), at Harvard Law School (Pound Hall 101) on Wednesday,…

Come to The Coop in Harvard Square on Monday, November 8 at 7:00 p.m.

As ballot counting plods onward, Berkman Fellow David Weinberger will host a discussion group tonight on Democracy and the New Public.

Today, record numbers of voters are expected to turnout for the 2004 presidential election.

How has the internet affected politics? This question will be the focus of the Berkman Center's conference in December, Votes, Bits & Bytes.

The INDUCE Act fizzled for this year, but what about threats of future legislation? This week, Wendy Seltzer, attorney at the EFF and a Berkman Fellow, answered questions for the…

Today, Cameron Marlow spoke at the Berkman Center about political hacks -- "clever solutions to interesting problems." Marlow, a student at the MIT Media Lab, described how basic…