Berkman@10 - User contributions [en]

Social Tools

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===Tags===
We'll use tags to help find photos, blog posts and more created by conference attendees. We're aggregating all these tags into one big one-stop superfeed.

'''The universal tag is "Berkmanat10"''' If you like, you may also use "Berkman" (e.g. on Twitter, where character space is limited)

* [http://del.icio.us/tag/berkmanat10 Berkmanat10 on del.icio.us]

* [http://technorati.com/search/berkmanat10?authority=a4&language=en Berkmanat10 on Technorati]

* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/berkmanat10/ Berkmanat10 on Flickr]

* [http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=NpJzbRAh3RGwdRnkyp1_DQ&_render=rss Berkman@10 "superfeed" aggregator stream]

===Question Tool===

The Question Tool is used to ask questions during an event. Everyone can vote individual questions up or down and comment on existing questions, helping enhance the dialogue and letting moderators know which questions are most interesting to attendees.

* Pose questions here: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/questions/berkmanat10

===IRC Channel===

IRC stands for Internet Relay Chat. For Berkman@10, we'll be using IRC to create a Berkman chat channel. To join the chat, download an IRC client and join the Berkman channel at Freenode, linked below. If you use Firefox, an easy IRC client plugin is [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/16 Chatzilla].

* irc://irc.freenode.net/berkman

* irc://irc.freenode.net/berkman-t (Twitter feeds from @BerkmanCenter pushed into an IRC chatroom)

* [http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/irctutorial.html IRC tutorial]

===Facebook Group===

The Facebook social network is open to anyone. If you're on Facebook, you can meet other conference attendees on our group event page.

* Coming to the conference? [http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=12301401907 Join our Facebook Group!]

* Become a fan of the Berkman Center at our [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Berkman-Center-for-Internet-Society/21743365172 Facebook Page]

===Flickr===

Flickr is a photo sharing website where you can upload conference pictures. Be sure to tag them Berkmanat10 so they show up to folks looking for conference pics. You can set your default tags for new uploaded pictures so you won't forget.

* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/berkmanat10/ Berkmanat10 Flickr tagged photos]

===Twitter===

Twitter has become a popular tool at conferences, because its quick & easy "microblogging" format makes it simple for folks at the same event to update each other and take notes on their impressions. It can be useful for jotting down a quote you hear and want to remember, letting your friends know what session you're in, or asking for local information. Aggregated together, the "tweets" about a conference can help form a richer picture of the event and its many conversations.

* Use the hashtag #berkman to tag your tweets about Berkman@10 (put #berkman into your tweet, and follow [http://twitter.com/hashtags @hashtags] on Twitter). See the feed of everyone's hashtagged tweets at http://hashtags.org/tag/berkman. You can also see mentions of Berkman at http://twemes.com/berkman. ''Hashtags.org seems to be down - rely on Twemes instead''

Best is to use [http://backchannel.us?bc=berkman www.Backchannel.Us?bc=berkman] for live tweet results on the topic Berkman

* Get official updates by following [http://twitter.com/BerkmanCenter @BerkmanCenter].

* Check @BerkmanCenter's following list to find Berkman affiliates and other conference attendees.

* Need info on how to use Twitter? Check out the [http://twitter.pbwiki.com/ Twitter Fan Wiki]

* If Twitter's not your thing, you can also monitor @BerkmanCenter Twitter feeds at irc://irc.freenode.net/berkman-t

===Second Life===

The Berkman Center has an island in the virtual world Second Life. We'll be streaming the video webcast of the conference to the meeting space on the island. If you're participating remotely, chatting with other remote attendees' avatars in Second Life might just be the next best thing to being here in person.

* [http://tinyurl.com/s6tv4 Click Here to Visit Berkman Island in Second Life]

===Wiffiti===

Didn't bring a laptop but want to participate in the social tools fun anyway? We've also got a Wiffiti screen set up. You can send short messages to the Berkman@10 Wiffiti screen by using your mobile phone to send a text message to 25622 that starts with the phrase @Berk10. The screen is available online, and will be projected live during our reception on Thursday evening.

* [http://player.locamoda.net/flash/media/harvardlaw/programs/wiffiti/ Berkman@10 Wiffiti Screen]

===Webcasts===

We'll be live webcasting as many sessions - particularly plenaries - as possible. If you can't be here in person, join us online. We'll also be archiving all the webcasts at MediaBerkman after the conference.

* [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/berkmanat10/webcasts Webcast Page]

===YouTube Channel===

On Berkman's YouTube channel, you can catch highlights of past events, interviews, and other Berkman media, plus updates from Berkman@10 attendees who visit our YouTube booth.

* [http://youtube.com/berkmancenter Berkman on YouTube!]

===Random Fun===

* Jessamyn West created a [http://www.librarian.net/tempo/bbb.html Berkman Buzzword Bingo] ([http://www.librarian.net/tempo/bbb.png PNG format]) - play along in the afternoon breakout sessions! User-editable version here [[BerkmanBuzzwordBingo]] - add your own buzzwords!
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Timeline

2010-01-28T15:56:12Z

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BerkmanBuzzwordBingo

2010-01-28T15:55:15Z

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Berkman Buzzword Bingo - a game in development

See [http://www.librarian.net/tempo/bbb.html Formatted Version]

<table border="1">
<tr>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">the commons</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">democratization</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">citizen journalism</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">open source</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">policy interventions</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">intellectual property</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">long tail</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">digital native</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">disruptive technologies</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">net neutrality</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">openness</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">generative</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">FREE as in beer</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">user generated content</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">DMCA</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">civic engagement</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">transparency</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">web 3.0</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">eon</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">feedback loop</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">poker</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">"framing"</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">value added</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">intimacy</td>
<td width="150" height="150" align="center">hum (the metric of agreement)</td>
</tr>
</table>

<b>Add your own buzzwords below</b>

open integrated media educational environment

distributed

social inequality / digital divide

panopticon

convergence

surface, v.t. ("you need to surface the good stuff")

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hum (the metric of agreement)

intimacy

value added

"framing"

poker

feedback loop

Eon

web 3.0

transparency

civic engagement

DMCA

user generated content

generative

FREE as in beer

openness

net neutrality

disruptive technologies

digital native

long tail

intellectual property

policy interventions

open source

citizen journalism

democratization

the commons

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Breakout Session Matrix

2010-01-28T15:54:28Z

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'''Breakout Session Matrix'''
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
!width="100"|Location
!width="200"|Session 1: <br />11:15-12:15
!width="200"|Session 2: <br />2:00-3:00
!width="200"|Session 3: <br />3:15-4:15
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=austin+west&mapname=camb_allston Austin West]||In the battle for the Internet: Who are the adversaries? Where are the battlefields? - James Morris ||[[Appliance Smackdown | Low-cost Appliance Smack Down - OLPC vs. mobile phone]], Mike Best, Beth Kolko ||[[Global problem solving]]
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=langdell+north&mapname=camb_allston Langdell North]||[[Digital Natives]] ||Network Neutrality||[[Netizenship]]
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=austin+west&mapname=camb_allston Austin East]||The Musician and the Scientist: CC and Science Commons - Melanie Dulong ||GRM -- Government Relationship Management, Democracy made granular Britt Blaser || [[Open Security]], The future of the Internet and crime prevention - StopBadware & friends
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=hauser+hall&mapname=camb_allston Hauser 104]||[[Internet Distribution and the Creator's dilemma]] - WGBH and Viacom ||Private economic institutions and the net - Oliver Goodenough ||Politics and Social Media
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/level3.cfm?mapname=camb_allston&tile=F6&quadrant=C&series=NW Pound 102]||The Generational Gap and the Future of the Internet - Tim Hwang ||Semantic Web and "web 3.0" - a very informal discussion, Rachel Murray || Strategy in the age of Zittrain, Facebook and Porter Discussion - Michael Rand
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=hauser+hall&mapname=camb_allston Hauser 102]||Infotech as paradigm shift - what is it, where it came from, who did it - Scott MacLeod ; Teaching on Berkman Island in SL - http://socinfotech.pbwiki.com ||Future of Libraries - Maja Bogataj ||How to create an index of Internet freedom - Karin Kariekar, Freedom House
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=langdell+south&mapname=camb_allston Langdell South]||[[Transparency and Government]]||[[Race and the Internet]]||[[The_Dilemma_of_Games:_Moral_Choice_in_a_Digital_World | Design an Online Learning Game with WGBH]]
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=austin+north&mapname=camb_allston Austin North]||Decentralized web services to reduce costs and improve distribution and security || ||Trolls and Trolling, Matt Schwarz
|-
|[http://map.harvard.edu/infomap_search.cfm?tx0=berkman+center&mapname=camb_allston Berkman Center Conference Room]||e Pi, i, Generativity and Recursion, Charlie Nesson|| || GRM -- Government Relationship Management, Democracy made granular Britt Blaser (continued by request from Session 2)
|}
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Political Transparency

2010-01-28T15:53:38Z

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Technology and Political Transparency
Session Organizers: The Sunlight Foundation and the Berkman Center

It has been argued that new information technologies and other online tools have the capacity to enhance political transparency and the accountability of government officials, processes, and institutions to their citizens. How does the Internet interact with, protect or endanger democratic engagement and trust? What can we do to push forward in a positive direction? Are there unintended consequences that need addressing? An invitation to a dialogue about the future of politics in the internet age.
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Why Free Speech Needs Free Culture

2010-01-28T15:53:14Z

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If so I wonder whether it might be interesting to have a discussion - either separate session or a component within the same session - perhaps in conjunction with Ethan given the work that he funds... which might be called something like "Why Free Speech Needs Free Culture," or something. It would explore the limitations of commercial for-profit businesses and services when it comes to ensuring that spaces continue to exist around the world where free expression and privacy are truly possible. Not that the corporate principles for privacy and free expression aren't a good idea, of course they are. But I'd like to push the conversation further: at the end of the day if space for free speech and privacy are going to survive amidst so many pressures by governments on companies, do we need to make sure that there are plenty spaces for expression and communication around the world that are NOT commercial? Put another way, to what extent will the survival of free speech and privacy depend on the cultivation of vibrant non-commercial, grassroots spaces?

I gave an example of the problem during a talk I gave in Taipei in January: in China, people are increasingly finding that Web2.0 tools - blogs etc., have limited use when it comes to promoting provocative political ideas because Chinese Web2.0 services are cenored. So as Michael Anti pointed out in his talk to the Berkman Ctr last fall, people in China are turning back to 1.0 tools: e-mail and e-mail groups as the best way to disseminate provocative ideas. But there's a problem. Now that nobody trusts Yahoo for good reason and they can't trust Chinese e-mail providers and Hotmail isn't secure, everybody uses Gmail. But what if the Chinese government decides to block Gmail - if not permanently then at least during sensitive political times (like the June 4th anniversary or the Olympics)? Then there are no alternatives except PGP which nobody uses because it's too technically complicated for most people and also draws attention to its users. If Chinese activists wait around for other commercial alternatives to emerge, will they be waiting for a blue moon? Or do grassroots groups, NGO's and loose alliances of people need to get more proactive in creating alternatives for secure e-mail and low-tech electronic communications? Are we sometimes overly obsessed with Web2.0 that we forget how important it is to have solid and secure alternatives for the simplest forms of internet communication? Given what's going on in Congress and in Europe lately, maybe we need to be more concerned about these issues for U.S. and other Western users as well?
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Pro-social Games

2010-01-28T15:52:43Z

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== Editing The Dilemma of Games: Moral Choice in a Digital World ==

[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/berkmanat10/agenda Friday, May 16]

3:15-4:45
(This session will extend into coffee hour)

[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/berkmanat10/registration Registration]

How can video games -- which rely so heavily on giving users meaningful choices -- promote pro-values such as responsibility, charity, or sacrifice? Can video marry these values to the kind of "systems thinking" at which they're particularly good and which are becoming more vital in our networked world? WGBH, the renowned public television station, is launching a transmedia TV show and game that tackles these questions head-on. In this workshop, you'll help have a chance to shape this project that aims to teach children about environmental systems and their own choices within that system.

'''What you'll brainstorm in this workshop'''

WGBH is proposing a transmedia TV show set within a game as well as video games to give children ages 9-12 an understanding of the environment as a complex system and their ability as individuals and engaged members of society to affect that system. Ultimately, the goal of the program is not just to advance scientific understanding, but also deepen participants' concern for the Earth.

In this workshop, we will have the chance to develop game concepts related to one unit of the underlying curriculum.

'''What you'll do in this workshop'''

After project leads from WGBH present the basic goals of the show, we will be breaking up into small teams to brainstorm game designs that will advance the presented goals. We'll reconvene to hear these ideas and give each other feedback. We'll then break up a second time to hash out the ideas further, and present our final suggestions.

Each group will develop gameplay with special attention to a different issue:

* Evaluation: How do we know that players are learning the intended knowledge, skill, or values objectives?
* Affect: How can the design deepen moral, spiritual, personal, or other values-based commitment to environmental protection? (Or, alternatively, raise the question in a meaningful way?)
* Motivation: What are the incentives for youth to play this unit?
* Safety: How does WGBH ensure the safety of the participants while also encouraging maximum engagement and openness?
* Transmedia opportunities: What opportunities arise because the game will run alongside a TV show?
* Engagement: How does the program resolve the apparent tension between a show that encourages engagement with nature and a medium (video games) that's often tied to an indoor computer or console?
* Participation gaps: How can the game ensure that significant gaps do not open up across genders, class, rural/urban, or other social divisions?
* Business model: Can this game be financially sustainable? Profitable?

'''Workshop moderators'''

* Gene Koo, Berkman Fellow
* Shenja van der Graaf, Berkman Fellow
* Marisa Wolsky, Executive Producer, WGBH
* Blyth Lord, Project Director, Children's Programming, WGBH
* Gary Goldberger, VP and Director, Fablevision
* Dr. Doris Rusch, MIT-Singapore GAMBIT Gambit Game Labs
* Dr. Jaroslav Svelch, Fulbright Scholar, MIT-Singapore GAMBIT Gambit Game Labs
* Peter Rauch, MIT Comparative Media Studies '07
* Josh Diaz, developer, MIT Comparative Media Studies '09
* Sam Gilbert, Research Assistant, GoodPlay Project @ HGSE

'''Confirmed participants'''

(Please add your name to this list)

* Prof. Helen Haste, University of Bath, Harvard Graduate School of Education
* Prof. Barry Fishman, University of Michigan, Harvard Graduate School of Education
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Open World

2010-01-28T15:52:12Z

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The Internet is remarkably context-dependent depending on where users are located and what infrastructure they can access. Weather-dependent in Cambodia, subject to invisible and constantly shifting censorship in Uzbekistan or China, or still delivered primarily over dial-up speeds in rural areas around the globe, the objective measure of "Internet access" doesn't tell us that much about what kinds of content people can access, the interaction and communication modes they adopt, and how the technology gets integrated into everyday life and professional practice. In these areas of greater constraint, people are innovative and unpredictable in how they adapt certain technologies to local needs. When we look at specific countries and patterns of adoption and usage, how does our understanding of the global Internet change? How does the innovative use of Internet and mobiles in emerging markets point to the future of other emerging technologies?
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Beyond Content: The metadata data of abundance

2010-01-28T15:51:50Z

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===Beyond Content: The Metadata of Abundance===

The abundance that is of the Web is literally nothing but noise unless there is adequate metadata for finding our way through it, locating what's important, making sense of it, building on it, sharing it... What does and will this metadata look like? How standardized will it be? Who will control it? Will metadata set us free or lock us up, or both, or neither? (dw)

Brainstormy list of discussants:

* Aaron Swartz (openlibrary)
* Joan Mitchell (Dewey Decimal editor)
* John Wilbanks (science commons)
* Adam Smith (Google Print)
* Karen Schneider (freerange librarian)
* Anyone from Freebase
* Barbara Tilton (Library of Congress)

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Food for Thought Dinners

2010-01-28T15:50:59Z

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[http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=110882158133837467442.00044cbe341dde79fa47f&ll=42.377917,-71.110382&spn=0.02124,0.040169&z=15 Restaurant Map]

* '''Suggestion:
* can't we reserve second tables for the dinners which seem with huge waiting lists - e.g. the Gene Koo, and the David Weinberger ones?''' [[User:Veni Markovski|Veni Markovski]] 12:59, 15 May 2008 (EDT)
** Yes, I just did :-) Power to the blogger -- PHB
** We've found over the years that these discussions work best when the group is small enough for everyone to easily talk to each other. But there's nothing stopping more dinners from being planned! Anyone can spearhead a new dinner. Talk to a Berkman staffer about finding a local restaurant and getting a table reserved.
*** We can have two groups of 8 having 2 discussions on the same topic in the same restaurant, though. I'm considering doing that with media, which is almost full before even being on the wiki.
* Thanks, guys. See you at the second table :) [[User:Veni Markovski|Veni Markovski]] 14:41, 15 May 2008 (EDT)
* Perhaps we can do the Oxford desert thing and re-org tables at the desert course.

Food for Thought dinners will take place on May 15th at 8:00 pm after the cocktail reception. The dinners allow conference attendees to engage in informal, themed conversation with other conference participants.Weâve made the reservationsâall you have to do is show up and enjoy! Please note that attendees will pay their own dinner costs.

Attendance is limited to eight people per dinner. Please add your name to the dinner you want to attend below. If you decide not to attend a dinner to which you are signed up, please delete yourself from the list. If you have any questions, please email Amar at ashar@cyber.law.harvard.edu.

Restaurant locations and maps are listed with each dinner. For restaurants in Harvard Square, expect approximately a 10 minute walk from the final plenary session in Ames Courtroom on May 15. For restaurants in Porter Square, expect approximately a 15 minute walk from Ames.

Maps for each restaurant are available at the registration table outside Ames.

'''Improtant wait list/drop off info''': When you add yourself to the wait list for a dinner, please to include your contact contact info. If you sign up but decide not to attend a dinner, please contact the first person on the wait list. Thank you!

== [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/gkoo Gene Koo], Berkman Center Fellow -- Unfinished Nodes: Wild Speculation on the Future of the Internet ==
*Reservations at [http://www.graftonstreetcambridge.com/ Grafton Street] [http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=K7X&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=grafton+street&near=Cambridge,+MA&fb=1&cid=0,0,11156335974385770182&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image MAP: 1230 Massachusetts Ave]
# - Dan Rosenblum [http://www.twentyfirstcenturydigital.com 21st Century Digital]
# - Jim Morris
# - Troy Ablan [http://good.net/ good.net]
# - Mark Shea [http://depts.washington.edu/mcdm/ University of Washington] and [http://www.microsoft.com/learning/default.mspx Microsoft Learning]
# - Yunan Yuan
# - Scott Lozier
# - Matt Schwartz

*Second Table booked for 8:30 at Grafton st. - please add yourself from wait list
# - Phill Hallam-Baker pbaker@verisign.com [http://dotcrimemanifesto.com/]
# - [[Veni Markovski]], [http://www.icann.org ICANN], Bulgaria
# - Marc C, New York University
# - Chris Barr, Yahoo! Inc.
# - Andrew Song, Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP
# - Alla Baeva [http://www.stjohns.edu/ St. John's University]
# - Irina Solyanik

* Waiting list
# - Jenny Ryan, Cyber-Anthropologist, [http://www.thevirtualcampfire.org The Virtual Campfire]

== [https://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/wseltzer Wendy Seltzer], Berkman Center Fellow -- Saving the Open University Network (from Entertainment's Demands for Monitoring)==
*Reservations at [http://www.templebarcambridge.com/ Temple Bar] [http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&q=temple+bar&near=Cambridge,+MA&fb=1&cid=0,0,13500899818381353596&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image MAP: 1688 Massachusetts Ave]
# - Leena Kuusniemi
# - Geoff Goodell
# - Joey Mornin
# - Brett Horvath
# - Mike McGuire
# - Scott Bradner
# - j <i>(is 'j' a person? if not, Devon Copley would like j's spot)</i>
*Wait List
# - Devon Copley, Noank Media (dcopley -at- noankmedia -dot- com)
# -Sheree Carter-Galvan, Yale University (sheree.carter-galvan@yale.edu)
# -Mark Morril
#

== [https://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/lhyde Lewis Hyde], Berkman Center Fellow -- ''The Gift: Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World'' ==
*Reservations at [http://www.henriettastable.com/ Henrieta's Table] [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=henrietta's%20table&ie=UTF-8&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&sa=N&tab=wl MAP: The Charles Hotel, 1 Bennett St]
# - Jace Cooke
# - Michelle Syba
# - Mark Tovey, WorldChanging.com
# - Howard Silverman
# - Esther Dyson
# - Jenny Ryan, [http://www.thevirtualcampfire.org The Virtual Campfire]
# - Oleksiy Stolyarenko
# - Edoardo Piccolotto - [http://www.aninternetvoice.com/ Blog]
*Wait List
# - Yvette Wohn (Berkman Center/Harvard)
# - Steven Miklovic
# -L. Lezama

== Nick Bramble, Harvard Law School '08 -- [http://ssrn.com/abstract=1132870 Open Access]: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement ==
*Reservations at [http://www.tanjoreharvardsq.com/ Tanjore] [http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=vW&q=Tanjore+cambridge&oe=UTF-8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl&oi=property_suggestions&resnum=0&ct=property-revision&cd=1 MAP: 18 Eliot St]
# - Diane Tucker
# - Pavel Kuznetsov, RAS
# - Federico Morando, [http://nexa.polito.it/ NEXA Center for Internet & Society]
# - Enrico Bertacchini, [http://nexa.polito.it/ NEXA Center for Internet & Society]
# - Alzo Slade
# - Kevin Donovan, Georgetown Students for Free Culture
# - Chris Kelley, Georgetown Students for Free Culture

Table Two - Mary & Erica will reserve: Will focus on civic engagement in a broader sense, not just open access
# - Thomas Kriese [http://www.omidyar.net/ Omidyar Network]
# - [http://www.theoriginalsoundtrack.com/ Geeta Dayal], MIT Center for Future Civic Media
# - Patrick Meier, [http://irevolution.wordpress.com/bio/ PhD Candidate & iRevolution]
# - Mary Joyce,[http://www.digiactive.org/ DigiActive]
# - Erica George, Berkman / StopBadware.org / activist & organizer in volunteer life
# - Micah Sifry (consider me drafted) [http://www.sunlightfoundation.com/ Sunlight Foundation], [http://www.personaldemocracy.com/ Personal Democracy Forum]
# - Lou Klepner, [http://www.gatewaytogov.org/ Gateway to Gov]

*Wait List

== [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/rlloyd Renee Lloyd], Berkman Center Fellow -- Where Are the Women in Technology? ==
*Reservations at [http://www.z-square.com/ Z Square] [http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=z+square&near=Cambridge,+MA&fb=1&cid=0,0,13182437681640774651&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image MAP: 14 JFK St]
# -Elizabeth Cohen (Atlanta Girls' School)
# -Carie Burgess, [http://depts.washington.edu/mcdm Univ of Washington MA in Digital Media] and [http://www.microsoft.com/unlimitedpotential/default.mspx Microsoft Corporation, Unlimited Potential Group]
# -George Cohen (The Walker School)
# - Adriana Gil Miner (UW Digital media)
#
# - Caroline Nolan (Berkman Center)
#-
# - Joyce Searls

*Wait List
# -
# -
# -
# -

== [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/hroberts Hal Roberts], Berkman Center -- Mapping Surveillance ==
*Reservations at [http://www.graftonstreetcambridge.com/ Grafton Street] [http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=K7X&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=grafton+street&near=Cambridge,+MA&fb=1&cid=0,0,11156335974385770182&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image MAP: 1230 Massachusetts Ave]
# - R. David Edelman (Oxford Univ.)
# - Tom Seivert, Nat'l Security Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
# - Jay Bregman, Founder & CTO, [http://www.ecourier.co.uk eCourier.co.uk]
# - Ari Melber, The Nation
# - Theresa Riley, P.O.V.
# - James Williamson, Cambridge [whichever dinner may have an opening]
*Wait List
# -
# -
# -
# -

== [https://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/dweinberger David Weinberger], Berkman Fellow -- People for the Ethical Treatment of the Open Net: What can we do to keep our Internet open and free? ==
Reservations at [http://www.daedalusharvardsquare.com/ Daedalus] [http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=0Tt&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=daedalus&near=Cambridge,+MA&fb=1&cid=0,0,10850291139456213443&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image MAP: 45 1/2 Mount Auburn St]
# - [http://camplesegroup.com/blog/ Cole Camplese], The Pennsylvania State University
# - Chris Millet, The Pennsylvania State University
# - James Williamson, Cambridge [whichever dinner may have an opening]
# - Cristiana Sappa, [http://nexa.polito.it/ NEXA Center for Internet & Society]
# - Janette Mark, Canadian Heritage, Ottawa
# - Jenny Attiyeh, [http://www.thoughtcast.org ThoughtCast]
*Wait List
# - John Moore, Chilmark Research
# - [http://searls.com Doc Searls], Berkman Center
# - [http://keithhopper.com Keith Hopper], [http://www.publicinteractive.com Public Interactive]
# - JP Rangaswami, BT Design
# - Meg Garlinghouse Yahoo!
# = Tim Wu, Columbia University
# - Anna Masera, 011393388250612
# - Dean Landsman
# - Britt Blaser

== [http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/freeculture/ Tim Hwang] and [http://freeculture.mit.edu/ Greg Price] Harvard and MIT Free Culture -- YouTomb: Peeking Behind the Curtain of YouTube Take-Downs -- A bunch of crazy kids just figured out a way to track what, when, and why things are being taken down on YouTube. So what do we now? ==
*Reservations at [http://www.spicethaicuisine.com/restaurant/start.asp Spice] [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=l&hl=en&geocode=&q=Spice+Thai&near=Cambridge,+MA&ie=UTF8&ll=42.376205,-71.118407&spn=0.013284,0.029182&z=15 MAP: 24 Holyoke Street]PLEASE NOTE: This is the correct dinner location, NOT the location listed in your conference packet!
# - Chris Marsden, Essex Law School and ex-HIIP
# - Andrew Sellars, [http://andyontheroad.wordpress.com/ Andy on the Road], [http://www.hobnox.com/ Hobnox]
# - Ethan Zuckerman
# - Dave Witzel, [http://www.policycommons.org/ PolicyCommons], [http://www.CGDev.org Center for Global Development]
# -
# - [http://alexleavitt.com/ Alex Leavitt], Boston University
# - Jeff Young, Chronicle.com
*Wait List
# -
# -
# -
# -

==[https://cyber.law.harvard.edu/people/pmiel Persephone Miel], Berkman Center Fellow, [http://www.mediarepublic.org Media Re:public] The Future of the Media and How to Top It ==

* Reservations at [http://www.casablanca-restaurant.com/ Casablanca] 40 Brattle St (8 pm in Persephone's name)

# - Jeanne Bourgault, [http://www.internews.org Internews Network]
# - Ellen Hume (MAYBE--may have to go home)
# - Grete Pasch
# - Rodrigo Arias.
# - Jon Landman
# - Stanley Stillman
# -
# -

*Waiting List
# -
# -
# -
# -
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Filtering

2010-01-28T15:50:23Z

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We'd like to suggest a future of filtering session for B@10. Politically necessary, technically impossible, economically troubling,
legally dubious: negotiating mandatory and voluntary filtering across jurisdictions. Or something like that.

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Berkman@10:Community Portal

2010-01-28T15:49:42Z

78.167.163.35: summary

Main Page

2010-01-28T15:49:02Z

78.167.163.35: /* May 16 Breakout Sessions */

'''''"Yesterday -- yesterday morning, I said that Johnathan Zittrain personifies the Berkman Center -- that Jonathan personifies its creativity and its charisma and its brilliance. Tonight I want to go even further, in saying that Jonathan -- Jonathan in both his style and his substance -- that Jonathan personifies the Internet itself." -Elena Kagan'''''

''Well, the internet has several fathers (Taylor, Roberts, Cerf, Kahn, ...) and one grandfather (Farber) so Jonathan should begin a new generation as the '''first child of the internet''', maybe even redeemer! - Jim Morris
''

== '''Berkman's 10th Anniversary Conference and Celebration''' ==

'''Please note that you *do not* need an account to edit this wiki'''

* '''[http://www.berkmanat10.org Main Conference Website]'''
* '''[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/berkmanat10/agenda Agenda]:''' The schedule as it currently stands.
* '''[[Politics Session]] View our thoughts about the politics session on May 15'''
* '''[[Attendees]]:''' Add your name here if you're attending to let others know you'll be at B@10!
* '''[[Social Tools]]:''' Post questions to the question tool, IRC Channel information, Facebook group and more.
* '''[[Travel Related | Directions, Maps, Travel]]'''
* '''[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu Berkman Center for Internet & Society]'''
* '''[[Suggested Attire]]'''

== '''May 15 Food for Thought Dinners''' ==
* '''[[Food for Thought Dinners]]:''' Coordinate dinner plans with other attendees.

== '''May 16 Openness Sessions''' ==

9:30a.m.- 10:45a.m.

* [[Open Learning]], Austin North - Building an Immersive Networked Future Expressed in Code, Law, Public Media and Human Spirit
* [[Open Innovation]], Austin East - Democratized and Distributed Innovation
* [[The Language of Openness]], Austin West - Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get
* [[Open Network Architectures]], Hauser 104
* [[The Global Internet | Open World]], Hauser 102 - The Global Internet: Emerging Tech in Emerging Markets
* [[Open Media]], Langdell South - Is Openness Enough?: Media and Democracy in the Networked Age

== '''May 16 Breakout Sessions''' ==

'''[[ Breakout Session Matrix ]]''' - This will be synchronized with the session matrix discussed during the 9-9:30am Proposal period in Ames Courtroom.

* [[Digital Natives]] Session Organizers: John Palfrey and Urs Gasser
* [[Political Transparency | Technology and Political Transparency]] - Session Organizers: Micah Sifry and Ellen Miller
* [[Network Neutrality]] Sessions Organizer: Yochai Benkler
* [[Race and the Internet | Netizenship: Engaging with Race and Diversity Online]] - Session Organizers: David Harris and Rachel Lyon of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice Austin East
* [[Netizenship]] Session Organizer: Jonathan Zittrain
* [[The Dilemma of Games: Moral Choice in a Digital World]], Session Organizers: Gene Koo and Shenja van der Graaf
* [[Internet and Politics | Political Mobilization, the Internet and the 2008 Elections]]
* [[The Battle for the Internet | Adversaries and Battlefields]], Organizer: Jim Morris, Carnegie Mellon
* [[Democratized and Distributed Innovation]]
* [[Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get]] - Session Organizers:
* [[Pro-social Games | The Dilemma of Games: Moral choice in a Digital World]]
* [[Media Re:Public - Internet & Media/News | Networked News and Public Discourse]]
* [[Identity & Civil Liberties | Anonymity, Privacy and Identity: Towards a Bill of User rights]]
* [[Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement]]
* [[Creative Commons and Science Commons Developments | The Musician and the Scientist Write the Code: Protocols for Compensation and Openness]] via Melanie Dulong
* [[Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get]] - via Doc Searls
* [[The ECOGogy: how .Gov, .Com, .Org and .Edu get along]] - via Doc Searls
* [[Chilling Effects]] - via Wendy Seltzer
* [[Gatekeepers]] via Wendy Seltzer
* [[Filtering]] via Rob Faris
* [[Open Security]]: Harnessing the Generative Internet for the Public Good (formerly [[Internet Generativity]]) - StopBadware team, Jart Armin
* [[What is settled in the development of internet & society, what do we know is true, what do we agree on?]] - Via Dan Gillmor
* [[Metaphor and net infrastructure understanding and its legal implications]] - via Doc Searls / Judith Donath
* [[Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement]] - via Nick Bramble
* [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/berkmanat10/Open_Education_and_the_Future_of_University A Strategy for Open Online Education] - via Charlie Nesson
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* [[YouTomb: Peeking Behind the Curtain of YouTube Take-Downs ]] - via Tim Hwang +
* [[Watching v. Surveillance: Who, Where, How]] - via Hal Roberts, Chris Conley
* [[Media Re:Public - Internet & Media/News]] - via Persephone Miel, Jake Shapiro,
* [[Lawyering for the Peer Enterprise]] - Wendy Seltzer, David Ardia,
* [[Why Free Speech Needs Free Culture]] - via Rebecca MacKinnon
* [[A Bill of User Rights and Responsibilities for the Future Net]] - An Open Social Mobile Platform - Digital Institutions for Global Mobile, via Clippinger, Shenja, Oliver, Urs
* [[Identity & Civil Liberties]] - via Clippinger, Mary Rundle, Real ID - Higgins
* [[Beyond Content: The metadata data of abundance]] - via David W.
* [[How to Create an Index of Internet Freedom]] --via Karin Karlekar
* [[Global problem solving]]: Let's think collectively about collective problem solving - Mark Tovey
* [[Business Strategy]]: Let's think collectively about how business strategy will change given the ideas and deads of Johnathan Zittrain, Michael Porter, and Mark Zuckerberg - Michael Rand

== '''Etc''' ==

* '''[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/berkmanat10/BerkmanBuzzwordBingo Berkman Buzzword Bingo]'''
* '''[[Suggested Readings]]:''' List any relevant academic papers and create H20 playlists.
* '''[[Online Coverage | Discussion, Coverage, and More from the Conference]]:''' Links to blogs, photos, podcasts from conference attendees.
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* '''[[Suggestion Box]]:''' Please list any suggestions that you may have for the conference here.
* [[Volunteers]]
* [[Timeline]]
* [[Berkman Memories and Moments - What Does Berkman Mean to You?]]
* [[The Lost Tribe Members - If you are still in touch with folks on this list, please let us know the best way to contact them]]
* [[IRC Log]]
*[http://revizyonorganizebrnckvvtmllttrhaberi.blogspot.com revizyon ile organize matbaacÄ±lÄ±k brnckvvtmllttrhaberi]
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*[[Berkman@10 Content Masterlist]]

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Main Page

2010-01-28T15:48:29Z

78.167.163.35: /* Etc */

'''''"Yesterday -- yesterday morning, I said that Johnathan Zittrain personifies the Berkman Center -- that Jonathan personifies its creativity and its charisma and its brilliance. Tonight I want to go even further, in saying that Jonathan -- Jonathan in both his style and his substance -- that Jonathan personifies the Internet itself." -Elena Kagan'''''

''Well, the internet has several fathers (Taylor, Roberts, Cerf, Kahn, ...) and one grandfather (Farber) so Jonathan should begin a new generation as the '''first child of the internet''', maybe even redeemer! - Jim Morris
''

== '''Berkman's 10th Anniversary Conference and Celebration''' ==

'''Please note that you *do not* need an account to edit this wiki'''

* '''[http://www.berkmanat10.org Main Conference Website]'''
* '''[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/events/berkmanat10/agenda Agenda]:''' The schedule as it currently stands.
* '''[[Politics Session]] View our thoughts about the politics session on May 15'''
* '''[[Attendees]]:''' Add your name here if you're attending to let others know you'll be at B@10!
* '''[[Social Tools]]:''' Post questions to the question tool, IRC Channel information, Facebook group and more.
* '''[[Travel Related | Directions, Maps, Travel]]'''
* '''[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu Berkman Center for Internet & Society]'''
* '''[[Suggested Attire]]'''

== '''May 15 Food for Thought Dinners''' ==
* '''[[Food for Thought Dinners]]:''' Coordinate dinner plans with other attendees.

== '''May 16 Openness Sessions''' ==

9:30a.m.- 10:45a.m.

* [[Open Learning]], Austin North - Building an Immersive Networked Future Expressed in Code, Law, Public Media and Human Spirit
* [[Open Innovation]], Austin East - Democratized and Distributed Innovation
* [[The Language of Openness]], Austin West - Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get
* [[Open Network Architectures]], Hauser 104
* [[The Global Internet | Open World]], Hauser 102 - The Global Internet: Emerging Tech in Emerging Markets
* [[Open Media]], Langdell South - Is Openness Enough?: Media and Democracy in the Networked Age

== '''May 16 Breakout Sessions''' ==

'''[[ Breakout Session Matrix ]]''' - This will be synchronized with the session matrix discussed during the 9-9:30am Proposal period in Ames Courtroom.

* [[Digital Natives]] Session Organizers: John Palfrey and Urs Gasser
* [[Political Transparency | Technology and Political Transparency]] - Session Organizers: Micah Sifry and Ellen Miller
* [[Network Neutrality]] Sessions Organizer: Yochai Benkler
* [[Race and the Internet | Netizenship: Engaging with Race and Diversity Online]] - Session Organizers: David Harris and Rachel Lyon of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice Austin East
* [[Netizenship]] Session Organizer: Jonathan Zittrain
* [[The Dilemma of Games: Moral Choice in a Digital World]], Session Organizers: Gene Koo and Shenja van der Graaf
* [[Internet and Politics | Political Mobilization, the Internet and the 2008 Elections]]
* [[The Battle for the Internet | Adversaries and Battlefields]], Organizer: Jim Morris, Carnegie Mellon
* [[Democratized and Distributed Innovation]]
* [[Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get]] - Session Organizers:
* [[Pro-social Games | The Dilemma of Games: Moral choice in a Digital World]]
* [[Media Re:Public - Internet & Media/News | Networked News and Public Discourse]]
* [[Identity & Civil Liberties | Anonymity, Privacy and Identity: Towards a Bill of User rights]]
* [[Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement]]
* [[Creative Commons and Science Commons Developments | The Musician and the Scientist Write the Code: Protocols for Compensation and Openness]] via Melanie Dulong
* [[Framing the Net: What We Say is What We Get]] - via Doc Searls
* [[The ECOGogy: how .Gov, .Com, .Org and .Edu get along]] - via Doc Searls
* [[Chilling Effects]] - via Wendy Seltzer
* [[Gatekeepers]] via Wendy Seltzer
* [[Filtering]] via Rob Faris
* [[Open Security]]: Harnessing the Generative Internet for the Public Good (formerly [[Internet Generativity]]) - StopBadware team, Jart Armin
* [[What is settled in the development of internet & society, what do we know is true, what do we agree on?]] - Via Dan Gillmor
* [[Metaphor and net infrastructure understanding and its legal implications]] - via Doc Searls / Judith Donath
* [[Open Access: Problems of Collective Action and Promises of Civic Engagement]] - via Nick Bramble
* [http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/berkmanat10/Open_Education_and_the_Future_of_University A Strategy for Open Online Education] - via Charlie Nesson
* [[YouTomb: Peeking Behind the Curtain of YouTube Take-Downs ]] - via Tim Hwang +
* [[Watching v. Surveillance: Who, Where, How]] - via Hal Roberts, Chris Conley
* [[Media Re:Public - Internet & Media/News]] - via Persephone Miel, Jake Shapiro,
* [[Lawyering for the Peer Enterprise]] - Wendy Seltzer, David Ardia,
* [[Why Free Speech Needs Free Culture]] - via Rebecca MacKinnon
* [[A Bill of User Rights and Responsibilities for the Future Net]] - An Open Social Mobile Platform - Digital Institutions for Global Mobile, via Clippinger, Shenja, Oliver, Urs
* [[Identity & Civil Liberties]] - via Clippinger, Mary Rundle, Real ID - Higgins
* [[Beyond Content: The metadata data of abundance]] - via David W.
* [[How to Create an Index of Internet Freedom]] --via Karin Karlekar
* [[Global problem solving]]: Let's think collectively about collective problem solving - Mark Tovey
* [[Business Strategy]]: Let's think collectively about how business strategy will change given the ideas and deads of Johnathan Zittrain, Michael Porter, and Mark Zuckerberg - Michael Rand

== '''Etc''' ==

* '''[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/berkmanat10/BerkmanBuzzwordBingo Berkman Buzzword Bingo]'''
* '''[[Suggested Readings]]:''' List any relevant academic papers and create H20 playlists.
* '''[[Online Coverage | Discussion, Coverage, and More from the Conference]]:''' Links to blogs, photos, podcasts from conference attendees.
[http://revizyonorganizebrnckvvtmllttrhaberi.co.cc revizyon ile organize matbaacÄ±lÄ±k brnckvvtmllttrhaberi]
[http://www.karingerme.com KarIN Germe]
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[http://revizyonmatbaacilikbrnckvvtmllttrhaberi.co.cc revizyon ile organize matbaacÄ±lÄ±k brnckvvtmllttrhaberi]
* '''[[Suggestion Box]]:''' Please list any suggestions that you may have for the conference here.
* [[Volunteers]]
* [[Timeline]]
* [[Berkman Memories and Moments - What Does Berkman Mean to You?]]
* [[The Lost Tribe Members - If you are still in touch with folks on this list, please let us know the best way to contact them]]
* [[IRC Log]]
*[http://revizyonorganizebrnckvvtmllttrhaberi.blogspot.com revizyon ile organize matbaacÄ±lÄ±k brnckvvtmllttrhaberi]
*[http://revizyonmatbaacibrnckvvtmllttrhaberi.blogspot.com revizyon ile organize matbaacÄ±lÄ±k brnckvvtmllttrhaberi]
*[[Berkman@10 Content Masterlist]]

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