#university # Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society ## Description The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society is a research center at Harvard University focused on studying cyberspace. Founded in 1996 as the "Center on Law and Technology" at Harvard Law School, it was elevated to an interfaculty initiative of Harvard University in 2008. The center examines how Internet-related technologies are influenced by social context and how they, in turn, affect society. It aims to use research findings to inform Internet-related law design and pioneer Internet development. ## Related Faculty - Yochai Benkler - William W. Fisher - Lawrence Lessig - Charles Nesson - John Palfrey - Jonathan Zittrain - Alejandra Caraballo ## Related Projects, Programs, Departments 1. Lumen (formerly Chilling Effects): A collaborative archive for cease-and-desist notices 2. Digital Media Law Project (DMLP): Provided resources and assistance for online and citizen media 3. Internet and Democracy Project: Examined Internet's impact on democratic norms 4. StopBadware: Non-profit organization combating internet threats 5. Digital Public Library of America: Project for a large-scale digital public library 6. Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence: Research initiative on AI for public good ## Links - Official website: [Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society](https://cyber.harvard.edu/)