Berkman Center for Internet & Society

Power in Our Hands; Special Preview of Susan Crawford's New Book "Captive Audience"

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GO ASK A.L.I.C.E: Turing Tests, Parlor Games, & Chatterbots

Special panel discussion taking place tonight! 11/29 at 5:30pm ET at Harvard University

Citizen video and networked politics in Southeast Asia; Power in Our Hands

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Harvard i-Lab Experts in Residence Office Hours (Revised Dates)

The Harvard Innovation Lab invites students to consult with experts in residence joining us on campus for office hours over the next few weeks.

Trees and Physical-Virtual Borderlands; Citizen video & networked politics in Southeast Asia; Adapting Social Media to Elections

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Parents, Teens, and Online Privacy: New Survey Findings from Pew Research Center and Berkman Center

81% of parents of online teens say they are concerned about how much information advertisers can learn about their child’s online behavior; 46% are “very” concerned

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society and its Youth and Media Project are pleased to share a new report, the first in a series discussing issues of youth and privacy in collaboration with the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project.

Berkman Buzz: November 16, 2012

Russia's new censorship bill, massive open online courses as networks, and more...in this week's Buzz.

At the Corner of Hollywood and Web: Discussion & Screening; Scientifically Verifiable Broadband Policy; metaLAB & the Arboretum

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Berkman Buzz: November 9, 2012

Our relationship with political polls, drone humanitarianism, the joy of writing code, and more...in this week's Buzz.

RB209: Crisis Spotting (Drone Humanitarianism II)

What if you could witness a crime taking place from space, and even step in to prevent it? A group of researchers at Harvard’s Humanitarian Initiative are trying to do exactly that.

Configuring the Networked Self; This is Improbable; At the Corner of Hollywood and Web

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Radio Berkman 208: The NetRoots

How have politically engaged organizations used the web to fundamentally change how people organize and engage politically? Why are left wing organizations more likely to succeed in organization online? Why are conservatives less funny than liberals? Just in time for the 2012 election, author David Karpf talks with Radio Berkman's David Weinberger about how Netroots political organizations, both progressive and conservative, have sprouted up with the mass adoption of the internet to change the face of advocacy and organizing.

Berkman Buzz: November 2, 2012

Election guides from the CMLP and Islawmix, pushing the ebook publishing paradigm, and more...in this week's Buzz.