From Berkeley School of Information,"Toward a gender-inclusive internet: countering harassment, revenge porn, threats and online abuse", [1] a panel that was streamed yesterday is now online. Panelists were: Patrick Earley, Sahar Habib Ghazi, Lena Gunn, Leslie
Harris, Jacob Hoffman-Andrews, Erica Johnstone, Jen King, and Tonya
Mosley [2]
Websites mentioned by the panel: "Without my consent, tools to fight internet harassment" [3], "Sidewalk stories", Egyptian group against street harassment [4], "Hollaback" - street harassment [5], "Heartmob" - internet harassment [6],
A second streaming video from Berkman Center now posted, mostly copyright, but some about privacy: Doctoral candidate Jon Penney talks about his research " ...doctoral
research explores regulatory chilling effects online and is affiliated
with the Takedown Project, a research collective studying “notice and
takedown”, and related regulatory systems globally, based at the
University of California (Berkeley) School of Law." [7] One case study involves surveillance-related chilling effects and Wikipedia.