Syllabus

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Cyberlaw: Internet Points of Control, Spring 2008

Mon, March 10 - The Ethos of the Internet [DNS]

  • Reading
    • Jonathan Zittrain, The Future of the Internet, Chapters 1 & 2

Tue, March 11 - A Theory of Generativity [Wikipedia]

Thu, March 13 - The Generative Dilemma [Cybersecurity]

Mon, March 24 - Intermediaries and Polyarchy [Filtering, Zoning, and Jurisdiction]

Tue, March 25 Part I - Intermediaries and Gatekeeping [Defamation]

Tue, March 25 Part II - Special Session: Filtering and Corporate Responsibility

  • This session will take place at 7pm in Vanderbilt 214, and fills in for the Thu, April 3 session. We will make a video of the session available for those who may have conflicts.

Thu, March 27 - Intermediaries and Gatekeeping II [Copyright]

Mon, March 31 - Intermediaries and Gatekeeping III [Anonymity and Identification of (Alleged) Wrongdoers]

Tue, April 1 - Technological Intermediaries [Liability for Devices and Tools]

Thu, April 3 - *NO CLASS*

Mon, April 7 - The Ethos of [Universities and Open Access]

Tue, April 8 - Technological Intermediaries II [Appliancization, Product v. Service, and Open Code]

Thu, April 10 - Technological Intermediaries III [Trusted Systems]

Mon, April 14 - A Generative Dilemma at the Social Layer [Privacy 2.0]

Tue, April 15 - Generative Solutions [Netizenship]

Tue, April 15 - Optional Session: The Future of the Internet

  • This event will take place at 7pm, exact NYU law location TBA.

Thu, April 17 - Conclusion: OLPC and a Generative Future?