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Meet Heather Whitney, Berkman faculty associate studying the intersection of labor and employment law and innovation.

Technology empowers, for both good and bad. A broad history of "attack" technologies shows trends of empowerment, as individuals wield ever more destructive power. The natural…

Online intermediaries, the measles outbreak, eavesdropping televisions and more... in this week's Buzz.

Meet Ching-Lin Wang, Berkman fellow and Taiwanese public prosecutor focusing on surveillance and personal data protection.

Arab religious skeptics online, mapping the public debate over net neutrality, experiencing the Harvard Depository, and more... in this week's Buzz.

Susan Crawford has been appointed clinical professor of law at Harvard Law School. She had been the John A. Reilly Visiting Professor in Intellectual Property at HLS. She has also…

Municipal broadband, Facebook use and academic performance, the rise of the native podcast and more... in this week's Buzz.

A new manifesto for the Web, the problem with "zero rating," tracing the Sony hack, and more... in this week's Buzz.

The Sony hack, US-Cuba relations, "Reflections on a Digital World," and more... in this week's Buzz.

Digital news, the business of art, concerns about online privacy, and more... in this week's Buzz.

Uber, Flickr, peer production, the limits of international law, and more... in this week's Buzz.

Encrypted time capsules, Uber's hubris, Russian censorship, and more... in this week's Buzz.

Net neutrality, online attacks, death in the digital realm, and more.... in this week's Buzz.

The Aereo decision, copyright and adult entertainment, adventures in open-access, and more... in this week's Buzz.

An analysis of Gamergate Twitter data, some tactics of U.S. Internet access monopolies, why we should worry about Ebola, and more... in this week's Buzz.

Berkman adopts an open-access policy, updates from the Digital Problem Solving Initiative, the paradoxes of Open Data, and more... in this week's Buzz.

The role for children in digital rights discourse, reading ebooks with your kids, the social media/FOMO connection, and more... in this week's Buzz.

Apple's iPhone encryption, algorithmic curation of your vacation photos, a stackscore for libraries, and more... in this week's Buzz.

The future of libraries; 25 years of the Internet; civic tech and climate politics; and more... in this week's Buzz!

The privacy problems of big data; the social web of 2003; and so much more...in this week's Buzz.