Joseph Reagle Fellow Email Joseph Reagle

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Joseph Reagle Jr. is a Fellow Emeritus at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at the Harvard Law School. In the later half of 1998 Mr. Reagle spent his Sabbatical from W3C/LCS/MIT at the Berkman Center. Some of the results of work include the following public drafts:

• Why The Internet is Good: Community Governance That Works Well. (19990326)
  • Section: Popular Quotation about the Internet. (19990709)
• Eskimo Snow and Scottish Rain:[*] Legal Considerations of Schema Design. (19990910) Published as W3C NOTE.
• Agent: I don’t think it means, what you think it means. (19990524)
  • Section: The Etymology of "Agent" and "Proxy" in Computer Networking Discourse.
• Boxed In: Why US Privacy Self Regulation Has Not Worked.