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Law School for Digital Journalists
Event
By Fiona Barnett on Sep 11th, 2011
  1. Advocacy
  2. Civic Engagement
  3. Internet & Web 2.0
  4. Journalism & Media
  5. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  6. Non-profits
  7. Community & Policy
  1. Berkman Center
  2. digital age
  3. Harvard
  4. journalists
  5. Law

 

Law School for Digital Journalists

A Pre-Conference of the Online News Association's 2011 Conference

Harvard Law School,...
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CFP: 3rd Global Conference, Experiencing Prison
Event
By Robert Fisher on Aug 31st, 2011
  1. biographical
  2. ethics
  3. experience
  4. government
  5. Law
  6. society
  7. writing

 
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Berkman Center Fellowship - Digital Media Law Project Fellow
Opportunity
By Fiona Barnett on Aug 5th, 2011
  1. Advocacy
  2. Civic Engagement
  3. Collaboration
  4. Digital Divide & Access
  5. Digital Media & Learning
  6. Government & Politics
  7. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  8. Non-profits
  9. Privacy
  10. Community & Policy
  11. Multimedia
  12. Technology
  1. Berkman Center
  2. digital media law project
  3. fellowship
  4. Law
  5. technology law

 

Berkman Center Fellowship Opportunity: Digital Media Law Project Fellow

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at...
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2nd Global Conference: Trauma: Theory and Practice
Event
By Robert Fisher on Jul 29th, 2011
  1. Arts & Humanities
  1. Identity
  2. impact on society
  3. Law
  4. medicalisation
  5. ptsd
  6. trauma

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LAW.GOV The Law Is "America's Operating System": Should It Be Open Source?
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By Nancy Holliman on Mar 17th, 2010
  1. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  2. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  1. intellectual property
  2. Law
  3. legal rights
  4. open access
  5. U.S. law

"Law.gov" is a proposed system that would provide open access to all primary legal materials in the US ("America's operating system"). This...
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The Century Divide: Law-Makers and the Internets
Blog entry
By Matthew Wood on Dec 31st, 2009
  1. Pedagogy & Teaching
  1. digital education
  2. future
  3. Law

There's an idea I've been kicking around in my head for a couple of months. Unlike many of my ideas, I feel like it is feasible, and that I could...
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