Today, Thursday, January 31st, 2013, Brooklyn Law Incubator and Policy Clinic (BLIP) and the New Networks Institute will host a Reverse ALEC Legal Hackathon at Brooklyn Law School. The invitation-only event, something of an emergency meetup, brings together experts, lawyers, … Read the rest “WEBCAST TODAY: Reverse ALEC Legal Hackathon at Brooklyn Law School #reverseALEC #broadband”
On Wednesday, January 30 2013 the Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy hosted a discussion Regulation and the IP Transition: Laying a Predicate for Growth at the National Press Club in Washington DC. Speakers included Blair Levin, and AT&T … Read the rest “VIDEO: Regulation and the IP Transition @GeorgetownCBPP #evofreg”
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Every time we log onto the web we access (and add to) our own personal digital footprint that’s interconnected with plug-ins, links, and massive caches of personal data that follows us around.
Learn About Your … Read the rest “@InternetSociety tutorials on managing #identity and #privacy online.”
The New York Tech Meetup has today launched NYTMvote – a new public policy development initiative to improve NYC’s tech environment. The program includes a forum where members can suggest, comment, or vote on policies. The hashtag is #NYTMvote. … Read the rest “New York Tech Meetup kicks off public policy initiative #NYTMvote #nyc”
The Open NY forum will have a workshop on this on Feb 12, It will be livestreamed.
Vint Cerf Envisions Interoperable Clouds Driving Collaborative Computing, Analytics
http://data-informed.com/vint-cerf-envisions-interoperable-clouds-driving-collaborative-computing-analytics/… Read the rest “Vint Cerf Envisions Interoperable Clouds Driving Collaborative Computing…”
On February 7, 2013 the Federal-State Joint Conference on Advanced Services (FCC), along with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), will hold a Summit – Broadband Adoption and Usage – What Have We Learned?
The summit will discuss … Read the rest “@fcc @ntiagov Feb. 7 #Broadband Summit: Broadband Adoption and Usage – What Have We Learned? – webcast available”
I hope it wil be captioned in real time? FCC is a federal agency and required to provide accessibility – especially that that agency also makes laws to make information accessible.
Watching it now (live). Is there any way to record and/or download it?
There are programs, like Camtasia, to record live off the screen. My own trick is to use the screen capture in the procaster webcasting software to relay to a livestream channel, that makes a back up copy on one’s pc . That is free, but takes a little setting up.and some bandwidth. . It does look like the FCC will offer an archive on their site, but it may take a little while.
Mosaic, First Real Web Browser, Turns 20
http://mashable.com/2013/01/24/mosaic-web-browser/… Read the rest “Mosaic First Real Web Browser Turns 20 http…”
On Thursday January 31 2013 the Internet Society will hold two webinars – “Post WCIT – What’s next for the ITU, the Internet and Internet Governance?” – to follow up on the WCIT (World Conference on International … Read the rest “Register for @InternetSociety post-WCIT webinars on Jan 31 #WCIT #POSTWCIT”
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 included $7.2 billion to expand access to high-speed Internet services to close the digital divide, drive economic growth, and build the technology infrastructure and skills that America needs to compete in the … Read the rest “VIDEO: Broadband Technology Opportunities Program event @BrookingsInst #broadband #btop”
A public memorial service to remember Aaron Swartz will be held in The Great Hall at Cooper Union, NYC on Saturday January 19, 2013. Speakers include Edward Tufte, Stinebrickner-Kauffman, David Segal, Quinn Norton, Ben Wikler, Glenn Otis Brown, Roy Singham, … Read the rest “Aaron Swartz Memorial Service – Saturday 1/19 – Cooper Union NYC @aaronsw #netfreedom #aaronswnyc”
Deaf are discussing.
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2/1 Harold Feld Shutting Down the Phone System: “IP” Does Not Equal “Fiber,” “Fiber Does Not Equal IP.” (Wetmachine)
2/1 Kevin Taglang Pots to… (Benton)