Jonathan L. Zittrain

Jonathan Zittrain is a Dean of Harvard University Law School and Professor of International Law at Harvard University Kennedy School of School, Professor of Computer Science at Harvard University School of Engineering, Harvard University Law School Library Director, and Dean of Berkman College Internet and Society Center. His areas of research include digital assets and content, encryption, electronic privacy, role mediation in the Internet architecture, human computing, and the development of useful and unobtrusive technologies in education.

He conducted the first large-scale Internet filtering test in China and Saudi Arabia and co-edited a series of central government surveys on Internet filtering as part of the OpenNet initiative. Control: the formation of power, rights and regulations in cyberspace, and controversy of access: safety, identity and resistance of cyberspace in Asia

He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and is a member of the Scientific American Advisory Board. He served as a trustee for the Internet Society, served as a forum researcher at the World Economic Forum, and was appointed as a global youth leader and a prominent scholar of the Federal Communications Commission, formerly the chairman. Network Advisory Committee His work "The Future of the Internet - and How to Stop It" is available from Yale University Press and Penguin UK and is licensed for knowledge sharing. The paper

As early as 2008, I cited the previous book of Carr, The Big Switch, Jonathan Zittrain's "The Future of the Internet" and "How to Stop It" as the next point of information technology document every year . It is the most important thing in the past ten years. However, Shallows is beyond The Big Switch in many ways and needs to be read for years to come.

Jonathan Zittrain is a Professor of Law and Computer Science at Harvard University and is studying privacy and fairness issues in the digital world. He is the co - founder of the Berkman Center and Cold Effects Center for the Internet and society at Harvard University and is an information center for letters used to order removal of certain information on the network. As the author of "The Future of the Internet - and How to Stop It", Zittrain was published in 2008 and recently released the current Nieman Fellowship course. Speech and excerpt from the subsequent Q & A session:

Jonathan Zittrain, a scholar at Harvard Law School in June 2014, said "Facebook can decide which elections can not be found by anyone," Facebook could selectively suppress voter turnout rate We are paying attention. . (He also suggested that Facebook be considered a "trustee of information" and to take on specific special roles and responsibilities to manage large amounts of personal data.) At the end of 2014, Daily Dot was a strategist I asked for a case study on the ambiguity of. Continually concentrate Facebook advertisements on the home of Broward and Dade County Democracy to break Florida statewide measures. Chang & Koster, a digital advertising company, can deliver one message to a household with 150,000 homes with a small budget, which will give great results.