In the New York Times Week in Review, Professor Jonathan Zittrain comments on the Internet as a place where politicians might be freer with their words than in other venues. He…

Rethink copyright and revive our creative culture, argued Stanford Law School Professor Lawrence Lessig in a speech at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard…

A recent study released by the Institute for Policy, Democracy & the Internet provides a picture of America's new online citizenry.  According to the report, Political…

On Monday, February 23rd, Eben Moglen, General Counsel of the Free Software Foundation, will speak at Harvard Law School.

The Berkman Center is hosting an online reading group on the History of Intellectual Property in the U.S.

Was it just another case of a dot-com bubble -- the Dean campaign's army of bloggers, its ingenious meeting up software, and its impressive online fundraising?  A recent…

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Jim Griffin, former director of Geffen's technology group, argues in a story in Britain's The Register that DRM systems are doomed.  "The flow of information once digitzed is…

Today's Guardian includes Ben Hammersley's report on new uses for audio on the Internet. Berkman Fellow and renowned journalist Christopher Lydon and his extensive collection of…

Toru Iiyoshi, Senior Scholar and Director of the Knowledge Media Laboratory at the Carnegie Foundation, shared with the Berkman Center today the Knowledge Media Laboratory's…