The Cluetrain Manifesto, posted in April, 1999, immediately became a touchstone in the digital culture wars. Its four authors Rick Levine, Christopher Locke, Doc Searls, and David Weinberger - denounced the mainstream media's portrayal of the Web as an extension of business-as-usual into a medium cheaper than paper and TV time. The Web is a conversation. And -- in Cluetrain's most famous formulation -- so are networked markets. On the tenth anniversary of The Cluetrain Manifesto, co-authors David Weinberger and Doc Searls sit down with Jonathan Zittrain to discuss how much of their vision for the web has become reality, and what we should expect for the next ten years. **PLEASE NOTE: The sound quality for this event recording is imperfect. Portions have been edited or refined for improved clarity.**

JPg7bmAOiI0

Jonathan Zittrain, professor of law, Harvard Law School and Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government and co-founder of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, is a 1987 graduate of Shady Side Academy.

He returns 22 years later to deliver the commencement address to the 2009 graduating class!

Bt5-cB_2Yf8

Mobility 101 presented by Al Gidari of Perkins Coie, LLP.

YFo2VcfWCBQ

So you want to be a Citizen Reporter? Well, even the most intrepid of reporters still leave a few rules unbroken in pursuit of their stories. Here's a few tips on how to report your story while staying out of trouble.

You can find more tips at the Citizen Media Law Project at http://www.citmedialaw.org/

This video is a part of the YouTube Reporters' Center. See more videos on how to report the news - and share your ideas - at http://www.youtube.com/reporte rscenter

-9d8qonx4AY

China recently mandated that Green Dam, a client side application that filters pornography and political content, be installed on all computers manufactured in China starting July 1, 2009. One way the application blocks access to sites is to kill the browser window when it tries to visit an offending site. The application is poorly designed such that it can end up killing the browser window every time the user types 'F' as the first letter in the location window.

Full details at our ONI report on Green Dam: http://opennet.net/chinas-gree n-dam-the-implications-governm ent-control-encroaching-home-p c

WF5S_ttOSpA

An inside look at the creation of the website that provides easy accessibility to information about almost anything. The event was taped at Harvard University.

sTB3k5E3OcM

This first video, "How I Learned to Type," was created by Diana Kimball and Sarah Zhang of the Digital Natives team. It takes a glance into how people of different ages learned one of the first skills every digital inhabitant needs -- typing. Do you "peck" with two fingers, type in multiple languages at once, or have a typing teacher with a wooden leg?

cSxwZM1BLpo

Zack McCune tells his story.

3Gp6oreOJFo

Here's the second installment of our three-part video "The Ballad of Zack McCune."

What do you do when you're sued by the recording industry? And how do kids and teens reconcile the law (and corporate interests) with a culture of illegal downloading? Last year, Brown University student Zack McCune was faced with both of these questions. He explains...


Look for a new Digital Natives podcast every Wednesday, now through October. And Watch Part 3 of Zack's story here on August 6th.

pqZOJwUj-Tk

Shep the Sheep introduces Herdict, an amazing new site to help users take back the web. Have problems with web filtering or inaccessible sites? Take Herdict for a spin at http://www.herdict.org

NggzBHSXdCo

Jonathan Zittrain, the inspiration behind Herdict.org, the community driven site that tracks web filtering around the world, introduces some of the most exciting features of the site.

9Oo7ROQcFzo

查理绵羊介绍Herdict，帮助用户收回网的一个惊人的新的站 点。 网过滤或不能进入的站点的问题？ 在http://www.herdict.org的尝试Herd ict

PJlgOvTWDSU

Steve Ward of the Oxford Internet Institute assesses the impact of ICTs on parliamentary representation drawing specifically on evidence from the UK and Australia in a Berkman Luncheon held on April 8, 2008.

6nGGrQ2YSrM

On April 1, Allison Fine was the guest speaker at Berkman's weekly luncheon series. She talked about Social Citizens, young people ages 15-29 who practice a nascent model of civic participation that combines immersion in social causes, idealism, digital fluency.

asPXmDGPp_g

As part of the Tuesday luncheon series, Ashish Jha, Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School, addressed the problems of health care quality in the U.S. Policy makers have increasingly turned to "public report cards" where doctors and hospitals are graded on the quality of care they provide and this information is made available in the public sphere. Will this effort towards transparency transform the U.S. health care system? (March 26, 2008)

5OD9K11dMIs