Jonathan Zittrain's first assignment @ ILAW: explaining the basics of how the Internet works.  The goal: to provide a framework upon which participants who aren't necessarily…

Professor Yochai Benkler is up at bat here @ ILAW, discussing peer-production of information goods.

Via Wendy Seltzer, slides from her presentation here @ ILAW.

ILAW participant David Hornik: "What is interesting to me about Lessig's discussion of the E2E Network and the value of its openness is how frequently, in my capacity as a VC, I…

Via Jurist's Paper Chase: "James Boyle, William Neal Reynolds Professor of Law at Duke Law School, has won this year's World Technology Award in Law, the World Technology Network …

Greetings, all.  As you can see, we've started something new here today.

Berkman Fellow Jim Moore, who made quite a splash not long ago with his essay, The Second Superpower, offers new observations today about how weblogs could "lead the way" in…

The Washington Post: "Two members of Congress today introduced legislation (PDF) they said would ensure the American public's access to the nation's intellectual and artistic…

The Berkman Center's Charles Nesson, John Palfrey and Jonathan Zittrain taught Internet Law 2003 June 16-20 @ Harvard's Program of Instruction for Lawyers.

Senior Fellow Andrew McLaughlin has written a diary for Slate June 9-13 about his work on Internet and technology policy issues with Geekcorps in Mongolia.