The Transportation Security Administration recently launched a new program called Registered Traveler, which would allow customers who fly from certain cities to exchange personal…

Looking for a job in an exciting new environment?  Have an interest in technology and/or the law?  The Berkman Center is seeking a Staff Assistant to provide…

Monday morning from 9-10am, Executive Director John Palfrey joined New Hampshire Public Radio to talk about Google's history and its IPO.  The broadcast is now available for…

A new study from the Open Net Initiative has mapped out a broad range of Internet censorship by the government of Iran.

The eye-catching conference title, Preventing the Internet Meltdown, brought a number of experts and Internet pioneers to Los Angeles recently to discuss the future of the…

In the aftermath of Democratic National Convention, both Salon.com and The Onion have recently published new pieces which satirize blogs, politics, and the media.

From the press release: The global social venture fund Echoing Green has named cross-cultural advocates Liza Chambers and Lucas Welch among the world’s “Best Emerging Social…

In the age of the Internet, we often boast about increased access to information.

Says David Weinberger -- "I am not a journalist." A veteran blogger and Berkman Fellow, Weinberger recently responded to a provocative article in CNet about the credentialing of…

Incompatible file formats have become more than just a glitch to students with disabilities across the country.