Who will be on the map of 21st century public media? Register for Beyond Broadcast 2008: Mapping Public Media, June 17, Washington DC! Each year, Beyond Broadcast explores the…
Kelty discussed his recently published book, Two Bits, which focuses on the meaning and cultural significance of Free Software, its history and the manner in which it has been …
Anne Balsamo presented information from her forthcoming book discussing relationships among technological innovation, technological imagination, and cultural reproduction.
The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School is proud to celebrate its tenth year as a research program founded to explore cyberspace, share in its study, and…
The Berkman@10 Conference and the Berkman@10 Gala, May 15-16, represent the culmination of our year-long tenth anniversary celebration, and we invite you to join us as we reflect…
James Grimmelmann, NYU Law School, discussed the impact of technology on the classic intellectual property trade-off between incentives for creation and public access to the…
David Ardia, Sam Bayard, and Tuna Chatterjee of CMLP discussed trends in online publishing and previewed the CMLP database of subpeonas, cease-and-desist letters, and other…
The Digital Natives Forum is a series of cross-discipline discussions hosted by the Digital Natives Project on topics related to young people and their use of technology in their…
Chris Conley examined several specific pieces of surveillance information: legal authorization to conduct surveillance; third party agreements concerning surveillance; and…
Tracy Mitrano, Director of IT Policy at Cornell University
Tracy Mitrano discussed how global universities related to traditional brick and mortar institutions in global learning and the potential impact of technology on curriculum…
Rachel Lyon screened her new film, which considers both the promises and the dangers of new Internet technologies in combating racism and creating a fairer justice system, and…
Steve Ward discussed his research on how the internet is being used by politicians in the UK and Australia to reinvigorate political interest and engagement.
Lawrence Lessig returned to Cambridge to speak about Change Congress, a project to build support for reforming how the United States government functions.
