How many people jump the Great Firewall?
My colleague Hal Roberts, I and friends at Berkman released a paper today that attempts to estimate usage of circumvention tools, tools used to evade… Read More »How many people jump the Great Firewall?
Nollywood: is better distribution the remedy for piracy?
While my colleagues at Berkman are very good about scheduling many of the Center’s most exciting events on Tuesdays – the day I leave western… Read More »Nollywood: is better distribution the remedy for piracy?
Beth Kanter and Allison Fine on the Networked Nonprofit
Beth Kanter and Allison Fine recently wrote “The Networked Nonprofit“, one of the key books focused on activism and social change in a digital age.… Read More »Beth Kanter and Allison Fine on the Networked Nonprofit
On being wrong, or prediction versus analysis
I had coffee a couple of weeks back with my friend Eli Pariser. Eli’s working on a book about personalization and the ways in which… Read More »On being wrong, or prediction versus analysis
Cynthia Dwork defines Differential Privacy
Cynthia Dwork is a theoretical computer scientist who is known for applying the theory of her field to problems that seem like they might not… Read More »Cynthia Dwork defines Differential Privacy
Jonathan Zittrain and technology to transform the law school
Berkman Center cofounder Jonathan Zittrain is the ringleader for our lunch session at Berkman today, a presentation of H2O, the oft-evolving tool he and crew… Read More »Jonathan Zittrain and technology to transform the law school