Elliot E. Maxwell, Fellow of the Communications Program at Johns Hopkins University and a Distinguished Research Fellow at the eBusiness Research Center of Pennsylvania State University
The term "open" has been used in many contexts: open source, open standards, open access, open architecture, open spectrum, open innovation, and open educational resources. …
At this installment of cyberscholars, Jeffrey Warren will talk about "Grassroots Mapping Projects"; Nicholas Bramble will discuss "A Diverse and Antagonistic Information Age?";…
Amie Siegel, Harvard Visual and Environmental Studies
Artist Amie Siegel will discuss and show works from her "My Way" series. Her videos appropriate amateur performance videos posted on Youtube, reconstructing how image posting and…
Back in April 2008, there was ROFLCon -- the first internet culture conference devoted to discussing what makes memes work, why they work, and where it's all going. ROFLCon II…
Richard A. Danner, Senior Associate Dean for Information Services and Archibald C. and Frances Fulk Rufty Research Professor Of Law at Duke Law School
Professor Richard Danner has been at the forefront of the open access to legal scholarship movement and has also recently written about the role of academic law librarians in…
David Weinberger in conversation with John Hagel III
Join us for a discussion on The Power of Pull, a new book from authors John Hagel III, John Seely Brown, and Lang Davison on how "pull" can be more systematically used to shape…
Mikko Välimäki, is CEO of Tuxera Ltd, adjunct professor at Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
Mikko will discuss the inner meaning of the politically hot term "open standard" and the practical implications of having more and more patents in information technology standards…
In this virtual panel, five scholars will comment for five minutes each on emerging research problems, opportunities, and methods in social science both with and about digital…
In this speech, Microsoft General Counsel Brad Smith will make the case for more rapid progress for diversity in the legal profession, outline the types of practical steps that…
Harnessing the free exchange of information online and multiple pedagogical models, including eLearning and peer-to-peer learning, Shai Reshef will discuss University of the…
The Berkman Center's Citizen Media Law Project and Cyberlaw Clinic are pleased to announce a one-day symposium and CLE program to celebrate the launch of the Online Media Legal…
Christian will discuss recent developments on sites like YouTube, Hulu, and Fancast as well as research about how audiences watch online video both suggest a retrenchment of…
In this talk, Jeff will consider some of the myths commonly held about deception, and use the intersection of technology and deception to surface and rethink our assumptions about…
Michael Slaby, Chief Technology Strategist for TomorrowVentures
Most of the discussion of Obama for America (OFA) and the use of technology in the 2008 Presidential campaign has focused on the tactics deployed and the metrics produced. While…
Daniel Reetz, founder and steward of the DIY Book Scanner community
The DIY Book Scanner community (founded in June 2009) has produced a diverse ecosystem of book scanning hardware and software to address a wide range of human needs, both…
At this installment of Cyberscholars, Berkman Fellow Christian Sandvig will present on "Alien Infrastructures: Learning from Unusual Arrangements of Information and Communication…
How Vermont can leapfrog a technology generation and lead the nation in connectivity, transparency and innovation.
Matt Dunne, former State Senator, Head of Community Affairs for Google and current candidate for Vermont Governor will share his vision for Vermont becoming the first truly 21st…
