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A discussion of norms in the governance of cyberspace.

We need to look at long-term patterns of loss of trust in institutions, Yochai Benkler says.

If Facebook decides incorrectly that local laws in India require it to silence Kashmiri calls for self-determination, the Board will not be able to review this.

From patent law to the challenges facing the digital commons, leading academics and policymakers from around the world discussed intellectual property issues at Harvard Law School…

Testimony shared with the Joint Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight of the Massachusetts Legislature

Elizabeth Renieris says that might be the wrong question to ask

“How should we interpret gun images on social media?” Desmond Patton asks

Desmond Patton talks to PBS about violence Facebook Live

Leah Plunkett shares tips for navigating technology when it comes to kids

Susan Benesch discusses our complicated legal right to speak.

Can an EU member state’s court can order an internet company to take down or de-list information online?

We will never get the policy right if policymakers get the technology wrong, Bruce Schneier says.

CJEU’s Ruling in Glawischnig-Piesczek v. Facebook and the Conflicting Regulation of Prior Restraint in Regional Human Rights Systems

Padmashree Gehl Sampath says African countries need to begin thinking about comprehensive policymaking

How do we make sure that automated hiring platforms do not worsen employment discrimination?

Facebook says its cryptocurrency will be managed by an independent group, but an analysis finds more than half of the members have links back to the social media giant.

Mutale Nkonde says a federal ban is unlikely

HubWeek discussion looks at the ethics of individuals and an industry

Breaking up Facebook isn’t enough, says evelyn douek

During election season, journalists should be ready for even more sophisticated attempts to plant false narratives and to spin disinformation via legitimate news stories