Berkman Buzz: August 15, 2014
The Berkman Buzz is selected weekly from the posts of Berkman Center people and projects. Zeynep Tufecki explains why #Ferguson is a net neutrality issueFrom Zeynep Tufekci's piece for Medium, "What Happens to #Ferguson Affects Ferguson: Net Neutrality, Algorithmic Filtering and Ferguson" Willow Brugh reflects on expressions, understanding, and accessibilityFrom Willow Brugh's blog post, "Expressions and Understanding"
Ethan Zuckerman examines the "Internet's original sin"From Ethan Zuckerman's piece for The Atlantic, "The Internet's Original Sin" Harvard Magazine reviews Judith Donath's new book, The Social Machine: Designs for Living OnlineFrom Erin O'Donnell's piece for Harvard Magazine, "Can Pseudonyms Make Better Online Citizens?"
In the Fight Against Russia, Ukraine Flirts with Kremlinesque Internet CensorshipFrom Tetyana Lokot's post for Global Voices, "In the Fight Against Russia, Ukraine Flirts with Kremlinesque Internet Censorship" | ||||
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