Excellent roundup of @berkmancenter community responses

"The governor's massive overreaction -on the Fourth of July no less- should make any reasonable person wonder what's wrong with her. The Lady protests way too much. Eventually we'll all find out why she really walked off the job."

why I love the Berkman Center

summer reading.

"So when a government censors the Internet, it had better think twice: 'Cute cats are collateral damage when governments block sites,' Mr. Zuckerman wrote for a recent talk. People who could not 'care less about presidential shenanigans are made aware that their government fears online speech so much that they’re willing to censor the millions of banal videos' and thereby 'block a few political ones.'"

"As you forge and savor the interpersonal connections that make all the difference between simulating a successful life and living one, you’ll be ready to improve the world in the only way that it really ever happens: to answer a Bat Signal that calls to you. I hope without needing spandex."

"Whoever wins on Friday, it appears inevitable that in elections to come, the mouse will be even more predictive of the ballot box pen."

The CIA’s Intellipedia project has brought the Wikipedia concept into the the highly secretive intelligence sector. How does it work? Will using a technology that encourages openness and collaboration affect the culture of the agency? Do you think they have an entry for Area 51?