Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
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31
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31
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Radio Berkman 237: The Chilling Effect
Does the feeling of being surveilled or judged on the internet make you less likely to engage in perfectly legal, socially beneficial activities? Today on the podcast we talk to a researcher who investigates chilling effects online.
18 may 2016
The Berkman Assembly Pilot Program 2017
Calling Developers and Tech Industry Professionals
The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University is excited to announce the Berkman Assembly, an innovative pilot program that will experiment with different modes of education, collaboration, and development to work towards solving some of the tough problems at the intersections of code and policy in digital security.
16 may 2016
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24
2016
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24
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Berkman Luncheon Series
Are We Shifting to a New Post-Capitalist Value Regime?
with Michel Bauwens, Founder & Director of the P2P Foundation
May
17
2016
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17
2016
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Berkman Luncheon Series
Under-connected in America: How Lower-Income Families Respond to Digital Equity Challenges
with Vikki S. Katz, Associate Professor, School of Communication and Information at Rutgers University
May
17
2016
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17
2016
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Disneyland, measles, and parents’ choice not to vaccinate
A conversation with CA State Senator Dr. Richard Pan and Dr. Brittany Seymour
Towards a Modern Approach to Privacy-Aware Government Data Releases
Governments are under increasing pressure to promote transparency, accountability, and innovation by making the data they hold available to the public. Because the data often contain information about individuals, agencies rely on various standards and interventions to protect privacy interests while supporting a range of beneficial uses of the data. This article provides a survey of practices for releasing data in response to freedom of information and Privacy Act requests, traditional public and vital records, official statistics, and e-government and open government initiatives.
May
11
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11
2016
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The Internetish Things of Cuba: Open Source and ‘in the Clear’
with Berkman Fellow , Ellery Biddle
May
10
2016
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10
2016
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Berkman Luncheon Series
Applying network science for public health: Toward 'social' communication strategies
with Berkman Fellow, Brittany Seymour
Computers Gone Wild: Impact and Implications of Developments in Artificial Intelligence on Society
A summary of the second “Computers Gone Wild: Impact and Implications of Developments in Artificial Intelligence on Society” workshop, which took place on February 19, 2016 at Harvard Law School.
9 may 2016