Berkman Buzz: May 23, 2014
The Berkman Buzz is selected weekly from the posts of Berkman Center people and projects. Whitney Erin Boesel explains why Google Glass isn't the problemFrom Whitney Erin Boesel's piece for Time.com, "Google Glass Doesn’t Have a Privacy Problem. You Do."
Hasit Shah reflects on digital news, devices, and design thinking in IndiaFrom Hasit Shah's post on the Harvard Business School Digital Innovation & Transformation blog, "Digital News, Devices, and Design Thinking in India" Malavika Jayaram digs into the world's biggest biometrics identity programFrom Malavika Jayaram's piece for the Boston Review, "India's Big Brother Project" Primavera De Filippi reviews the regulatory challenges for BitcoinFrom Primavera De Filippi's article in Internet Policy Review, "Bitcoin: a regulatory nightmare to a libertarian dream"
Ethan Zuckerman explores georemixing and the politics of Pharrell's "Happy"From Ethan Zuckerman's piece in The Atlantic, "YouTube Parody as Politics: How The World Made Pharrell Cry" The First Five Hours of Thailand’s 12th CoupFrom Mong Palatino's post for Global Voices, "The First Five Hours of Thailand’s 12th Coup" | ||||
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