BlogAfrica, a collaboration between Geekcorps, AllAfrica.com, the Berkman Center and others, is intended to bring African and Africa-centric blogs closer to the forefront of the blogosphere.
The Cyberscholar Working Group, initiated by Berkman Fellow Urs Gasser and ISP Fellows Eddan Katz and Nimrod Kozlovski, is a monthly forum for fellows and affiliates of the Yale Law School Information Society Project and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School to discuss their ongoing research.
On November 18th, Berkman Center fellows, staff and faculty gathered together to discuss current and upcoming research projects and the general state of being a fellow at the Berkman Center.
On Thursday, November 13, Harvard Law School's Recording Artists Project presented a panel discussion, "Adapting to the Beat: The Music Industry in Flux." Speakers were industry experts, including Berkman Center friends Mike McGuire of Gartner and Derrick Ashong.
On Friday, November 14th, Professor Fryderyk Zoll joined members of the Berkman Center team and several Harvard Law students to discuss standard contract terms of the European Union.
News.com reports that students at Penn State don't want their tuition money spent to protect them from RIAA lawsuits.
As Diebold invokes the Digital Millennium Copyright Act against students and others who have posted on their websites correspondence linking the company to the Republican Party, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Stanford's Center for Internet and Society plan to answer with a suit of their own, as reported on CNet.
Frederic Haber, General Counsel for the Copyright Clearance Center, led a lunchtime discussion today, November 4th, at the Berkman Center.
After a year of laying a foundation in digital media research in conjunction with research partner and supporter Gartner|G2, the Berkman Center proudly launches today its Digital Media Project.
The Workshop on Global ICT Education Program, held October 29 and 30 at MIT, brought together an Advisory Council for the Program, which aims to offer training courses to young ICT leaders of developing countries.
In "The End of Hide and Seek," Professor Jonathan Zittrain details his reasons for inserting a radio frequency identification chip under the skin of his dog, the adorable Mrs.
CyberPrivacy, the newest Berkman Center BOLD series, launches today, October 28th, at noon Eastern time.
Dr. Tony Feghali of the American University of Beirut joined the Berkman Center for a luncheon discussion on Monday, October 27th.
As reported in the Boston Globe and New York Times, two MIT students created Libraries Access to Music Project, backed by MIT and Microsoft.
The Berkman Center proudly presented Yossi Vardi, Founding Investor of ICQ, on October 21st, 2003.
This program is free and open to everyone. CyberPrivacy, a new BOLD series led by Professor John Nockleby of Loyola Law School, will launch on October 28th, 2003.
John Kingston, Director of the Joseph Bell Centre for Forensic Statistics and Legal Reasoning visited the Berkman Center on October 21.
In yesterday's New Jersey Star-Ledger, the article Prof to music labels: Lay off 'cyber-pirate' suits and try a tax (mini-registration required) calls Professor William Fisher "a guy at Harvard" with a "modest proposal." The alternate-compensation plan is discussed by Fisher, Berkman Fellow John Perry Barlow, and the RIAA.
On Wednesday, October 22, 2003 at 1:00 p.m., there will be a joint meeting of the Computer and Internet Law Committee and Intellectual Property Law Committee at the Boston Bar Association - "The Internet Music Copyright Wars." Come hear a lively point/counterpoint discussion on a topic of great interest to anyone who listens to music and has a computer (and particularly a teenager) at home -- the music file swapping lawsuits brought by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
The ILaw 2003 International Participants' Weblog, created by a participant from ILaw Stanford which took place in June/July 2003, collects items related to Internet Law from across the globe in an easily digested format.
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