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Friday, June 13, 2008

'Digital Freedom' DJs Rock Capitol Hill


(Photo Credit: Digital Freedom campaign)

Did you know that in addition to making a persuasive argument for "fair use" of copyrighted material, Public Knowledge President Gigi Sohn also deejays a party like a pro? Sohn, who spun some 80s favorites (and dressed the part), joined a number of other guest DJs to provide an eclectic soundtrack for a Digital Freedom campaign soiree on Thursday evening.

Sohn is pictured above with Consumer Electronics Association lobbyist Michael Petricone. Both groups back the initiative, which advocates for consumer use of technology without "unreasonable government restrictions." Organizers said about 150 congressional staffers, lobbyists, lawyers and others attended the invitation-only party at Lounge 201. Up-and-coming band The Kin also performed. More photos after the jump...

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