I'm at Harvard today and tomorrow attending the Berkman Center's 10th anniversary, and boy is this is an idea-rich environment. If you want to peek in on the proceedings, there are lots of ways to join in:
You can watch Steve Garfield's live video streams on Qik.com, you can log into the IRC back-channel at irc.freenode.net/berkman, and there's a lot of blogging, twittering and flickring happening, all grouped around the tag "Berkmanat10".
I highly recommend checking it out. Right now Jonathan Zittrain is giving a tour-de-force keynote on the endangered structure of the Internet. I started reading his book, "The Future of the Internet, And How to Stop It" on the plane ride up to Boston, and can already say it's must-reading. He's even better on stage. More soon, if I have time...
Recent blog posts
- Networked Community, or Hyperconnected Mob? What to do about Internet Attention Deficit Disorder
- Social Security Administration Refuses to Budge
- Twitter: An Antidote to Election Day Voting Problems?
- Daily Digest: Obama Turns Filmmaker to Put Keating in Play
- Social Security Administration Blocking Voter Registration (cont'd)
- Daily Digest: Twitter's on Palin vs. Biden Like Otters on Oysters
- Top 5 Reasons You Won't Be Able To Vote
- Daily Digest: Plutocracy-Killing People-Empowered Politics?
- After the Wall St Bailout: More Plutocracy, or the Rise of Net-Powered Politics?
- Daily Digest: From Local Gadfly to Internationally Known

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