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Joe Karaganis on Me...
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15:21:13 02/03/10

Joe Karaganis discusses findings from a forthcoming six-country study of media piracy, including work on Russia, India, Brazil, Mexico, and South Africa. The study...

Joe Karaganis on Media Piracy in Emerging Economies

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Joe Karaganis on Media Piracy in Emerging Economies

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Joe Karaganis discusses findings from a forthcoming six-country study of media piracy, including work on Russia, India, Brazil, Mexico, and South Africa. The study provides a rare empirical look at the organization of piracy and enforcement in developing countries, and explores the transformation of both as the optical disk economy give way to digital distribution. Click [...]

Joel R. Reidenberg ...
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17:05:11 02/01/10

How could the transparency of personal information available online erode the rule of law? And what should government be doing about it – if anything? Joel R. Reid...

Joel R. Reidenberg on Transparent Citizens and the Rule of Law

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Joel R. Reidenberg on Transparent Citizens and the Rule of Law

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How could the transparency of personal information available online erode the rule of law? And what should government be doing about it – if anything? Joel R. Reidenberg – Professor of Law and the Founding Academic Director of the Center on Law and Information Policy at Fordham Law School – explores the erosion of [...]

Julie Cohen on Conf...
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15:31:11 01/26/10

Berkman Faculty Fellow and HLS Visiting Professor Julie Cohen explores the effects of expanding copyright, pervasive surveillance, and the increasingly opaque desi...

Julie Cohen on Configuring the Networked Self

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Julie Cohen on Configuring the Networked Self

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Berkman Faculty Fellow and HLS Visiting Professor Julie Cohen explores the effects of expanding copyright, pervasive surveillance, and the increasingly opaque design of network architectures in the emerging networked information society. Based on a chapter from her forthcoming book, Cohen argues that “access to knowledge” is a necessary but insufficient condition for human flourishing, and [...]

Jeremy Bailenson on...
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13:00:07 01/25/10

Unlike telephone conversations and videoconferences, avatars – representations of people in virtual environments – have the ability to control their physical appea...

Jeremy Bailenson on Transformed Social Interaction in Virtual ...

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Jeremy Bailenson on Transformed Social Interaction in Virtual Reality

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Unlike telephone conversations and videoconferences, avatars – representations of people in virtual environments – have the ability to control their physical appearance and behavioral actions in the eyes of their conversational partners, strategically enhancing or hiding features and nonverbal signals in real-time. Jeremy Bailenson – founding director of Stanford University’s Virtual Human Interaction Lab – [...]

Tarleton Gillespie ...
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13:01:40 01/19/10

Though online media platforms such as YouTube and Facebook often make the promise to openly and impartially host all content, they actively make decisions about wh...

Tarleton Gillespie on The Politics of Platforms

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Tarleton Gillespie on The Politics of Platforms

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Though online media platforms such as YouTube and Facebook often make the promise to openly and impartially host all content, they actively make decisions about where the edges of these platforms should be: what should and should not appear, how content should be organized, what should be featured or squirreled away, and how it should [...]

Brett Glass on Less...
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14:59:33 01/14/10

8 years ago, Brett Glass — an electrical engineer, inventor, and technology columnist — established LARIAT, the first terrestrial wireless Internet service provide...

Brett Glass on Lessons from Laramie: Broadband Innovation on t...

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Brett Glass on Lessons from Laramie: Broadband Innovation on the Wireless Frontier

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8 years ago, Brett Glass — an electrical engineer, inventor, and technology columnist — established LARIAT, the first terrestrial wireless Internet service provider (WISP), in Laramie, Wyoming. What’s it like to roll up your sleeves and roll out high speed connectivity to underserved and unserved areas with, literally, one’s bare hands? What are the logistics? [...]

Fernando Bermejo on...
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13:00:58 01/12/10

Advertising pays for a significant portion of online content and services. But in contrast to other forms of content and service provision, it expects a return on ...

Fernando Bermejo on Mapping Online Advertising: From Anxiety t...

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Fernando Bermejo on Mapping Online Advertising: From Anxiety to Method

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Advertising pays for a significant portion of online content and services. But in contrast to other forms of content and service provision, it expects a return on investment despite not being backed by any kind of legal structure or binding agreement, resulting in anxiety on the part of the advertising industry. Fernando Bermejo – Associate [...]

Sahara Byrne on Par...
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18:10:24 12/17/09

A nation-wide survey of 1,812 parents of web-savvy children shows parental support for various strategies to protect their children from negative effects. But stra...

Sahara Byrne on Parent vs Child Reports of Internet Behaviors

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Sahara Byrne on Parent vs Child Reports of Internet Behaviors

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A nation-wide survey of 1,812 parents of web-savvy children shows parental support for various strategies to protect their children from negative effects. But strategies resulting in the least disagreement from the children in this survey included those that empower the youth to protect themselves, as well as legal consequences or suspension from school for people [...]

Andrew McAfee on hi...
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20:01:51 12/07/09

How are the tools and philosophies of Web 2.0 making their way into organizations (even traditional ones)? Berkman fellow, MIT Scientist, blogger, and tweeter Andr...

Andrew McAfee on his new book, Enterprise 2.0; The State of An...

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Andrew McAfee on his new book, Enterprise 2.0; The State of An Art

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How are the tools and philosophies of Web 2.0 making their way into organizations (even traditional ones)? Berkman fellow, MIT Scientist, blogger, and tweeter Andrew McAfee talks about his new book Enterprise 2.0: New Collaborative Tools for Your Organization’s Toughest Challenges. Click Above for Video …or download the OGG video format! Share and Enjoy:

Rey Junco on Twitte...
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13:01:02 12/01/09

Dr. Rey Junco – Associate Professor and the Director of Disability Services in the Department of Academic Development and Counseling at Lock Haven University – is ...

Rey Junco on Twitter in the College Classroom

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Rey Junco on Twitter in the College Classroom

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Dr. Rey Junco – Associate Professor and the Director of Disability Services in the Department of Academic Development and Counseling at Lock Haven University – is at the helm of one of the first experimental studies to assess whether first-year college students’ use of Twitter affects student engagement and success. Here he talks about some [...]

Sam Bowles on Kudun...
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04:10:23 12/01/09

Sam Bowles of the Santa Fe Institute explores how the economy of grain and steel is slowly being displaced by the weightless economy of information and network con...

Sam Bowles on Kudunomics: Information and Property Rights in t...

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Sam Bowles on Kudunomics: Information and Property Rights in the Weightless Economy

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Sam Bowles of the Santa Fe Institute explores how the economy of grain and steel is slowly being displaced by the weightless economy of information and network connections. Bowles presents a model and history of the long-term development and transformation of property rights drawing on recent behavioral experiments and econometric estimates of wealth dynamics in [...]

Marshall Van Alstyn...
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13:01:33 11/30/09

Could we hasten innovation and economic growth by offering rewards for sharing of information and redefining “fairness”? Marshall Van Alstyne – Associate Professor...

Marshall Van Alstyne on The Social Efficiency of Fairness

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Marshall Van Alstyne on The Social Efficiency of Fairness

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Could we hasten innovation and economic growth by offering rewards for sharing of information and redefining “fairness”? Marshall Van Alstyne – Associate Professor at Boston University and Research Scientist at MIT – looks at property rights and incentives for innovation. Click Above for Video …or download the OGG video format! Share and Enjoy:

Cameran Ashraf on #...
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18:58:56 11/24/09

Cameran Ashraf presents how social and digital media play a crucial role in helping mass social movements coordinate and communicate effectively. With Iran as a ca...

Cameran Ashraf on #iranelection: The digital media response to...

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Cameran Ashraf on #iranelection: The digital media response to the 2009 Iranian election

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Cameran Ashraf presents how social and digital media play a crucial role in helping mass social movements coordinate and communicate effectively. With Iran as a case study, this presentation explores the role new communication technologies are playing in the post-election unrest, how people outside of Iran are helping through digital media, and the Iranian government’s [...]

Hal Roberts and Eth...
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13:00:32 11/23/09

The rapid rise of participatory media technologies – weblogs, social networks, microblogging, video sharing sites – are transforming the news media landscape, resh...

Hal Roberts and Ethan Zuckerman on Media Cloud and Quantitativ...

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Hal Roberts and Ethan Zuckerman on Media Cloud and Quantitative News Media Analysis

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The rapid rise of participatory media technologies – weblogs, social networks, microblogging, video sharing sites – are transforming the news media landscape, reshaping how ideas are spread. Much of the early research on the influence of participatory media on existing institutions focuses on specific, successful cases where media frames developed online influenced offline media. Our [...]

Jonathan Zittrain o...
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05:31:06 11/19/09

Jonathan Zittrain, Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, explores the evolving world of cloud computing. Cloud computing is not just for computing anymore: you c...

Jonathan Zittrain on “Minds for Sale”

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Jonathan Zittrain on “Minds for Sale”

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Jonathan Zittrain, Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, explores the evolving world of cloud computing. Cloud computing is not just for computing anymore: you can now find as much mindshare as you can afford out in the cloud, too. A new range of projects is making the application of human brainpower as purchasable and [...]

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