Don't let its size deceive you -- this sleek little gadget is shaking the foundations of the digital media debate.  In a new audio documentary, The Gadget Factor,…

Professor Lawrence Lessig of Stanford Law School will speak on Thursday, February 12, 2004, 4:00pm at the Radcliffe Institute.

A report in the Fort Worth Star Telegram, Local Activists Spread the Word Online, describes the emergence of blogs as a powerful tool in local politics.  The article surveys a…

The offices of Sherman Networks Ltd, an Australian company that makes Kazaa P2P software, were raided last week on a search for evidence about potential copyright violations.  A…

China blocks 60% of Tibet-related websites, according to a research study last spring by Prof.

Three new reports appeared today about Darl McBride, the CEO of SCO, and his speech at an event sponsored by Harvard's Journal of Law and Technology on Monday night.  John Palfrey…

Apple has announced that it will release a Japanese version of iTunes in 2004, and other online music distributors are likely to follow this trend toward globalization.  How will…

The Global Networked Readiness for Education project web site has been launched.

Darl McBride, CEO of SCO, gave a presentation tonight entitled, "Defending Intellectual Property Rights in a Digtial Age" at an event hosted by Harvard's Journal of Law and…

In today's Register article, Andrew Orlowski positively reviews Professor Terry Fisher's plan to compensate artists for music and other downloads with a small monthly charge to…