Professor Julie Cohen of Georgetown Law School is visiting at Harvard Law this year and working on a book, “Configuring the Network Self”. Speaking at… Read More »Julie Cohen – Internet policy and human flourishing
I lost an hour this morning to a documentary on Liberia, which I stumbled onto through Twitter. VBS – the television and video arm of… Read More »Liberia – shock or insight?
Many good friends are in Washington, DC today to hear Secretary Clinton’s speech on Internet Freedom, and will be offering their reactions across a swath… Read More »Reacting to Clinton’s Freedom to Connect speech
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Yesterday, Google announced a major change in their policy in engaging with China – they will no longer censor search results on Google.cn to comply… Read More »Four possible explanations for Google’s big China move
A massive earthquake hit Haiti last night, with an epicentre only 15 kilometers from Port au Prince, the capital city. It will be some time… Read More »Following the Haitian earthquake online