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Sahara Byrne: Parents, Kids and Online SafetyDec 15, 2009
Prof. Sahara Byrne, of the communications department at Cornell, is the Berkman Center’s lunch series speaker today. Prof. Byrne studies responses to Internet safety techniques. She’s interested in the “recipes for disaster,” such as when parents...
Research Confidential and Surveying BloggersNov 30, 2009
In our research methods seminar this evening at the Berkman Center, we got into a spirited conversation about the challenges of surveying bloggers. In this seminar, we’ve been working primarily from a text called Research Confidential, edited by...
Harvard Library ReportNov 12, 2009
Over the past nine months or so, a group of us have worked on a Harvard-wide Task Force to consider our library systems. The report is being issued today by Harvard’s Provost, Steven E. Hyman, who chaired our Task Force. Over the next year-plus, we...
Dawn Nunziato's Virtual Freedom: Net Neutrality and Free Speech in the Internet AgeOct 30, 2009
Dawn Nunziato, a law prof at George Washington University Law School, has written a helpful and interesting new book, entitled Virtual Freedom: Net Neutrality and Free Speech in the Internet Age.
Her focus in “Virtual Freedom” is — as the subtitle...
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