j’s scratchpad

OneWebDay is next Friday, September 22. Described as Earth Day for the Internet, organizers hope people around the globe will use the day to openly appreciate the World Wide Web. Interested? Look for events in your area, tell others about the holiday, and/or do something to commemorate the occasion.

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society is hosting a pizza luncheon and discussion at 12:30 pm EST. RSVP to rsvp @ cyber.law.harvard.edu by Thursday, September 21 to attend.

"ONE WEB DAY: A Time to Celebrate the Web

Friday, September 22, 12:30 pm
Berkman Center
23 Everett Street, Second Floor, Cambridge, MA

Sept 22 is the first annual One Web Day, a type of Earth Day for the Web. As part of the Web of Ideas series of discussions of the Web’s effect on how we think about ourselves and our world, The Berkman Center is celebrating One Web Day with a group conversation about the value of the Web: How has the Web changed our lives? What is the greatest obstacle to the Web having even more value? What one change might open up its value even further?

Join the Berkman Center for talk and pizza as we celebrate the values of the Web."

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