Video of the book-talk is now up, and a webcast at opensource.com is happening later today.

Update: see the webcast recap by Ruth Suehle …

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For next week’s reading group, we are reading Larry Sanger’s Individual Knowledge in the Internet. I usually enjoy Sanger’s thoughtful writing, and …

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The inaugural Good Faith Collaboration book talk is next week: Tuesday October 19 12:30 PM ET in Pound Hall Room 335. The slides (and …

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As part of the fellows program at the Berkman Center this semester is a weekly discussion period that has the theme of Web Exceptionalism, the …

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In Staeiou’s review of Good Faith Collaboration he characterizes the work as an ethnographic take on the norms and their interpretations by community members …

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For our Wikipedia-related reading group tonight, we are reading Zhang and Zhu’s Group size and incentives to contribute: a natural experiment that Chinese Wikipedia …

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One of the anxieties I experienced as a first-time author was what to expect with each step of the process. (Of course, my colleagues’ advice …

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My book Good Faith Collaboration: The Culture of Wikipedia (2010, The MIT Press) is now available. While I have long anticipated its publication, it’s …

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Given my interest in collaboration, I often enjoy hearing people’s stories about their workplace. My friend Ann was telling me about a clever colleague …

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It is with much excitement and gratitude that I again have the good fortune to be a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and …

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