Events

Timo Hannay of Nature magazine hosted a discussion about the potential of the Internet for scientific research and discovery.

Dan Burk discussed open source strategies which could be adopted by sciences.

Mark Frydenberg on some educational uses of new media and podcasting through implementing new types of student interaction.

Eric Osiakwan & Ethan Zuckermann on Africa's Internet Infrastructure.

Berkman Fellow Mary Rundle: "Beyond Internet Governance: The Emerging International Framework for Governing the Networked World." ISP Fellow Shyamkrishna Balganesh: "Common Law…

Doc Searls discussed his recent work, the cleverly named and written: "The Giant Zero"

Professor Charles Nesson and Rebecca Nesson discussed a new course they are teaching called "CyberOne" combining in-classroom instruction with coursework in Second Life, a 3-D…

Tom Evslin, a proponent of an open and agnostic internet, discussed "Net Neutrality at Home: Distributed Citizen Journalism against Net Discrimination."

Derek Bambauer on how intellectual property affects software security research.

Susie Lindsay discussed how public interest values could be achieved in shifting media landscapes.

Lewis Hyde discussed "What Ben Franklin Teaches us about Intellectual Property."

The Berkman Center hosted a two-hour panel discussion in Second Life titled "Avatar-based Marketing: What's the Future of Real-Life Companies Marketing to Second Life Avatars?"

Traci Fenton of WorldBlu discussed organizational democracy and the future of work.

Eric Priest discussed Asia's entertainment industry and abstracted lessons for other markets.

Jack Goldsmith on his book co-authored with Tim Wu addressing ownership and control on the internet.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala discusses the past, present, and future of India's development.

The goal of this convening was to create an opportunity for interaction between active participants in traditional public media and new participatory web-based efforts; to…

A Special evening event - OneWebDay brainstorming meetup & dinner with Susan Crawford, John Harvard's Brew House

David Isenberg discussed challenges Network Neutrality presents telephone companies, the FCC, and Congress.

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