Foot fetishes and internet norms
A couple of weeks ago, I did a quick interview with Jenna Wortham of the New York Times on the issue of digital identities. She… Read More »Foot fetishes and internet norms
New Berkman Paper on DDoS – silencing speech is easy, protecting it is hard
Colleagues at the Berkman Center and I are releasing a report today titled “Distributed Denial of Service Attacks Against Independent Media and Human Rights Sites“.… Read More »New Berkman Paper on DDoS – silencing speech is easy, protecting it is hard
Dave Winer’s Techwithoutborders.org
My friend Dave Winer is working through a set of principles about online free speech at Techwithoutborders.org. They seem to me to be a very… Read More »Dave Winer’s Techwithoutborders.org
Wayne Marshall on Nu Whirled Music… and my thoughts, too…
For Tuesday’s Berkman lunch, we’re blessed with a visit from DJ, blogger and ethnomusicologist Wayne Marshall, one of my favorite chroniclers of the future of… Read More »Wayne Marshall on Nu Whirled Music… and my thoughts, too…
Backwards, towards serendipity
Kim Dulin of Harvard’s Library Innovation Lab offered a provocation a week back that I’m enjoying wrestling with. Talking about the future of libraries in… Read More »Backwards, towards serendipity
The ley lines of globalization
Six years ago, early in my tenure at Berkman, I wrote a blog post that tried to calculate the cost of shipping water from a… Read More »The ley lines of globalization