Moderator: Christopher Bavitz, Assistant Director of the Cyberlaw Clinic, Berkman Center for Internet and Society
Panelists: Jason Schultz, Berkeley Law; Phil Malone, Berkman Center for Internet and Society; David Hosp, Goodwin Procter LLP; Sherwin Siy, Public Knowledge
Learn about the latest interactions between intellectual property law and technology practice and scholarship, from viral defensive patenting practices, to copyright workarounds, to open access publishing.
Moderator: Christopher Walsh, Clinical Instructional Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet and Society
Panelists: Kade Crockford, ACLU of Massachusetts; Mark Stanley, Center for Democracy and Technology; Rob Faris, Berkman Center for Internet and Society; Matt Womer, Occupy Boston
Engage our panel of experts in a discussion relating to technology's impact on democratic decision-making and protest, including principled “hacktivism” à la Anonymous and ways in which the Internet community has made its political power felt.
Engage our panel of experts in a discussion relating to technology's impact on democratic decision-making and protest, including principled “hacktivism” à la Anonymous and ways in which the Internet community has made its political power felt.
Engage our panel of experts in a discussion relating to technology's impact on democratic decision-making and protest, including principled “hacktivism” à la Anonymous and ways in which the Internet community has made its political power felt.
Moderator: David Abrams, Berkman Center for Internet and Society
Panelists: Peter Eckersley, Electronic Frontier Foundation; Kyle Courtney, Northeastern University; John Savage, Brown University; Max Weinstein, StopBadware
Leading scholars and practitioners will discuss the law and technology of Internet security, including how legal liability and safe harbors impact cybersecurity technology and business models, and vice versa.
Moderators: Jeff Hermes and Andy Sellars, Digital Media Law Project
Panelists: Wendy Seltzer, Tor Project; Mike Ananny, Microsoft Research New England; Ryan Budish, Herdict Project, Berkman Center for Internet and Society; Hanni Fakhoury, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Legal and technology experts will engage in a wide-ranging discussion analyzing free speech, anonymous speech, and surveillance issues in the context of network design, encryption, and other emerging information technologies.
