The future for peer-to-peer file sharing services is, lately, looking a bit bleak. The page for StreamCast Networks’ Morpheus has

We’re halfway through first semester and I think it’s reasonably safe to say that the vast majority of Harvard undergraduates

To the editors: I am the president of the Harvard Computer Society, but it is as a student like any

Only a very small handful of Harvard undergraduates—those whose life paths were complicated enough to necessitate a five-year school vacation—remember

Just about everyone who owns any kind of digital portable music player owns an iPod. Variants of the Apple device

At midnight on September 19, a thousand tiny digital voices, mostly those of New York-area liberals, cried out in unison

It’s reading period at Harvard, and true to style, even Crimson columnists, tireless public servants though we may seem, do

At 8:40 in the evening on Monday April 25, the Harvard Computer Society (HCS, an organization of which, for full

Loss of privacy on the internet has certainly been a matter of growing concern lately. At Harvard, the impetus may

As a columnist who writes primarily on technology policy, the last few weeks have left me feeling a little bit