Tech Policy Summit attendees had a full afternoon -- and plenty of opportunities to discuss hot-button topics in technology policy. Try as I might, I couldn't make it to everything I wanted to (because I still haven't found a way to clone myself and I'm operating on three hours of sleep).
Thank goodness there was plenty of caffeine and sugar sitting around to prolong the buzzzzzz.
Here's a quick rundown (*according to the most recent agenda):
The Role of Privacy & Trust in the Innovation Economy
- Former FTC Commissioner Mozelle Thompson
- TrustPlus CEO Shawn Broderick
- BearingPoint VP JR Reagan
- TRUSTe VP John Tomaszewski
Building a More Effective Public Policy Organization
- Former Sun Microsystems VP Piper Cole
- Steve Brown of Mohr Davidow Ventures
- EBay VP Tod Cohen
- Ken Kay, president, Partnership for 21st Century Skills
Copyright in a Converged World
- UCLA professor Doug Lichtman
- Electronic Frontier Foundation attorney Fred von Lohmann
- Copyright Alliance Executive Director Patrick Ross
- TiVO General Counsel Matt Zinn
The Future of Wide-Area Public Broadband
- USC professor Simon Wilkie
- Sascha Meinrath, New America Foundation
- One Economy Corp. EVP Alec Ross
- USC professor Jonathan Taplin
- San Francisco CIO Chris Vein
Maintaining a Competitive Edge
- Author Richard Brandt
- Ken Kay, president, Partnership for 21st Century Skills
- CompTIA VP Robert Kramer
- Oracle VP Robert Hoffman
New Media
Online Politics
Tech Policy
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