Ever wondered why a search on Google News sometimes pulls up articles with unrelated photos? Or why a search for "John Kerry" retrieves headlines like John Kerry Should Spit On…

The Berkman Center is planning its third Internet and Society conference, Votes, Bits & Bytes, to take a skeptical look at whether the Internet has really changed politics.

The annual Berkman Center Open House will take place Wednesday, September 22nd at 7pm in the Langdell South Classroom.  The event is designed to recruit student employees and…

The Wall Street Journal reported today that a partnership CD between Wired Magazine and Creative Commons featuring the Beastie Boys, David Byrne, and others will be released next…

TheFacebook.com became one of the most popular websites on the Harvard campus last winter, connecting students much like Friendster, Orkut, and other social networking programs.

Your regular dose of public-interest Internet news and commentary from the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School.

The first session of Practical Lawyering and Internet--Related Issues, a Harvard Law school seminar taught by noted practitioners and Berkman Center Clinical Program Co-Directors…

A Pennsylvania law which imposed liability on ISPs for blocking access to child pornography was struck down by the U.S.

The first session of Cyberlaw and the Global Economy, a Harvard Law school class taught by Berkman Director John Palfrey meets for its first session today (Thursday, September 9)…

"Technologies don't infringe copyrights; people do," writes Berkman Center director John Palfrey in his op-ed, The Digital Copyright Crisis in today's Boston Globe.