L.E.D.
Dr. Laura DeNardis is the Executive Director of the Yale Information Society Project.
She is an author, Internet scholar, and teaches at Yale Law School.
Current Book Project
Technologies of Dissent. Monograph examining technical architectures and political protest, using examples from the California Proposition 8 Google map mashup controversy, Iranian election protests, distributed denial of service attacks in Eastern Europe, and others.
Completed Books
Opening Standards: The Global Politics of Interoperability. (The MIT Press, Forthcoming 2010) Edited volume on the legal and political implications of Internet technical standards.
Protocol Politics: The Globalization of Internet Governance. (The MIT Press, 2009) Published in the Information Revolutions and Global Politics series (William Drake and Ernest Wilson, series editors). ISBN-10: 0-262-04257-6; ISBN-13: 978-0-262-04257-4.
Information Technology in Theory, coauthored with Pelin Aksoy. (Thomson, 2007). ISBN-10: 142390 1401; ISBN-13: 978-1423901402.
Education
A.B. Engineering Science, Dartmouth College
Master of Engineering, Cornell University
Ph.D. in Science and Technology Studies, Virginia Tech (GPA 4.0, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society)
Autographing Protocol Politics with Friends in Madison Square Park, NYC
Yale ISP- Governmental Deliberations on Exemptions to the DMCA’s Ban on Circumvention
- MFIA Wins Appeal Seeking Access to Sealed Records
- Innovate/Activate Unconference on September 24-25
- Bilski & the Definition of Things That “Are Free for All to Use”
- Illuminating the impact of intellectual property law on innovation
- “Will the RIAA Sue Me?”: Resources for Glee Fans
- bringing fair use back into the copyright circus
- Copyright: The Elephant in the Middle of the Glee Club
- Yale ISP at Global Internet Governance Scholars’ Workshop
- Open Video, WebM, and Patents
