I am a Research Fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at
Harvard Law School. I hold a J.D. from Harvard Law School and a B.A. from
Harvard College. I spent five years working for Lotus Development Corp.
(now a division of IBM) as a principal systems engineer, Web developer, and
technical writer. My primary specialties were Internet messaging, server
architecture, and data recovery. My research interests include spam,
Internet filtering and censorship, intellectual property, spyware, and
cognitive effects on human decisionmaking.
Latest posts by Derek Bambauer
Bahrain Imposes Web Site Registration Requirement; Bloggers Worried
Bahrain's Ministry of Information is requiring all Bahraini Web sites – hosted inside or outside the country – to register with the Ministry. Webmasters will be legally responsible for content on their sites, and face prosecution under the country's Press and Publications law for failing to register. The OpenNet Initiative...
