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Essays & conversations about constitutional moments on the Net collected by the Berkman Center.

Guidance Essays (7)

• Realising the Value of Public information

  Essay by Richard Susskind, April 17, 2009

• Decision-Making in a Culture of Participation

  Essay by Craig Newmark, February 20, 2009

• (not) Newmark's Law

  Essay by Craig Newmark, February 10, 2009

  Response Essays by Craig Newmark

• Framing the Net

  Essay by Doc Searls, January 30, 2009

  Response Essays by Rikke Frank Jørgensen

  Comments (2)

• Money for Provision and Clicks for Free

  Essay by Francois Lévêque, January 22, 2009

• Is reputation obsolete?

  Essay by Judith Donath, October 16, 2008

  Response Essays by Chris Dellarocas

  Comments (4)

• Is the lack of web link and search engine accountability the elephant in the room of online reputation?

  Essay by Chris Dellarocas, October 16, 2008

  Comments (4)

All Guidance Essays

Authority

• Realising the Value of Public information

  by Richard Susskind

• Decision-Making in a Culture of Participation

  by Craig Newmark

• (not) Newmark's Law

  by Craig Newmark

Control over Metadata

• Framing the Net

  by Doc Searls

• Money for Provision and Clicks for Free

  by Francois Lévêque

Reputation Systems

• Is reputation obsolete?

  by Judith Donath

• Is the lack of web link and search engine accountability the elephant in the room of online reputation?

  by Chris Dellarocas

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