Berkman Buzz: August 1, 2014
The Berkman Buzz is selected weekly from the posts of Berkman Center people and projects. Alison Head investigates how college grads "stay smart"From Alison Head's Phase 1 research trends report for Project Information Literacy's large-scale study of college grads and lifelong learning practices in the digital age Peter Hirtle critiques archival "permission to publish"From Peter Hirtle's blog post for the LibraryLaw blog, "What the University of Arkansas controversy can teach us about archival permission practices"
Ethan Zuckerman considers collaborationFrom Ethan Zuckerman's blog post, "How do you write a biography about collaboration?" New Berkman Center initiative, Global Access in Action, hosts inaugural workshop on access to medicines in developing countries
From the Berkman Center, "New Berkman Center initiative, Global Access in Action, hosts inaugural workshop on access to medicines in developing countries"
Macedonian Authorities Claim Social Networks ‘Have Always Been Blocked’ in University DormsFrom Filip Stojanovki's post for Global Voices, "Macedonian Authorities Claim Social Networks ‘Have Always Been Blocked’ in University Dorms" | ||||||
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