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The future of digital scholarship, mapping and storytelling at Occupy Wall Street, and more...in this week's Buzz.

The Digital Public Library of America announces funding and collaboration; John Palfrey describes teaching at the Harvard Graduate School of Design on the history, present, and…

Using Facebook to predict behavior problems, freedom of expression in Canada, openness at the MIT Media Lab, and more...in this week's Buzz.

The legacy of Steve Jobs, digital diversity, an interview with an Internet censor, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Information technology and economic growth, cars on the Net, the Kindle Fire, and more...in this week's Buzz.

The new Facebook, the velocity of books, Wikiwashing, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Joining the Berkman Center, anonymous reading, trust and TechCrunch, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Twitterroristas, hard questions about freedom of expression, a new digital format for presidential debates, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Hyper-Public video mash-ups, gender bias in Wikipedia, a comparison of Google+ and Microsoft's Hailstorm and Passport services, and more...in this week's Buzz.

The legacy of Steve Jobs, the BART's cell phone shutdown, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Google and Motorola, local Internet traffic and control in China, Vivek Kundra's reflections on public service, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Anonymous vs. Internet censorship, social media surveillance, online defamation, and more...in this week's Buzz.

New DDoS attacks against LiveJournal, liveblogging librapalooza, new Hyper-Public videos, and more...in this week's Buzz.

France to disconnect its first Internet users under its "three strikes" law, an interview with metaLAB's Jesse Shapins, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Deep packet inspection for good, the News Corp phone hacking scandal, license plate reading cameras, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Videos from Hyper-Public, remembering Persephone Miel, chaos in the new news environment, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Vermont open records law; privacy & election law; open access & copyright; Australian filtering; and more...in this week's BUZZ...

Measuring the impact of journalism, reviewing Google+, who to trust online, and more...in this week's Buzz.

The future of law libraries, Internet censorship in the UK, civic media, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Citizen media and anonymity after Amina, linked open data, bringing Wikipedia to Afghan families, and more...in this week's Buzz.