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  ISOC Live 4:10 am on December 5, 2019 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: blockchain ( 22 ), house, netcaucus ( 12 ), NIST ( 2 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: Blockchain’s Revolutionizing Your Digital Identity And Government Can Lead #BlockchainIC @NetCaucusAC 

  On Thursday December 5 2019 at 12pm EST (17:00 UTC) the Congressional Internet Caucus Academy hosts a panel “Blockchain Is Revolutionizing Your Digital Identity And Government Can Lead The Way” at Rayburn House in Washington DC. Blockchain technology is maturing rapidly and is opening new possibilities for innovation across spectrums. For example, digital identity initiatives such as ID2020, Workday’s Digital Credentials, or even the US Government as outlined in a recent NIST report. With the promise of transformative impacts comes higher expectations on efficiency, privacy, and security. Congressional policy can play a key role in spurring the technology by creating an underlying legal framework that supports its use.

  Speakers: Tiffany Angulo, Legislative Director for Rep. David Schweikert; Dan Bachenheimer, Unique Identity Services, Accenture; James Cross, VP Product Strategy, Workday; Amy Davine Kim, Chief Policy Officer, Chamber of Digital Commerce; Dr. James Shook, Mathematician, Computer Security Division, NIST. Moderator: Lydia Beyoud, Reporter Bloomberg Law.

  VIEW ON LIVESTREAM: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/blockchainic

  VIEW ON NETCAUCUSAC PERISCOPE: https://www.pscp.tv/NetCaucusAC/

  TWITTER: #BlockchainIC @NetCaucusAC

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  isoc-ny 10:54 am on June 13, 2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: house, IoT ( 48 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: @HouseCommerce #SubDCCP markup session on #SmartIot #IoT 

  Today, Wednesday June 13 2018 at 11:00 EDT (15:00 UTC) the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Digital Commerce and Consumer Protection will hold a markup session, and vote on H.R. 6032, State of Modern Application, Research, and Trends of IoT Act aka the SMART IoT Act. which a) requires a study on the IoT industry, and b) to establish Federal agency jurisdiction over same. The session will be webcast via YouTube

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/j2Xet9H3A6c
  Background memo: http://bit.ly/2JQ7y7u
  Twitter: #subDCCP

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  isoc-ny 11:33 am on April 17, 2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: house, net neutrailty ( 6 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: From Core to Edge: Perspective on Internet Prioritization #subcommtech #NetNeutrality 

  Today, Tuesday April 17 2018 at 10:00 EDT, the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology is holding a hearing From Core to Edge: Perspective on Internet Prioritization in Washington DC. Witnesses: Richard Bennett, Founder, High Tech Forum; Peter Rysavy, President, Rysavy Research, LLC; Paul W. Schroeder, Director, Public Policy and Strategic Alliances, Aira Tech Corporation; Matt Wood, Policy Director, Free Press. The hearing will be webcast live on YouTube.

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/FNzIfwR37bU?t=1139
  Docs: Memo | Blackburn | Walden
  Witness Statements: Bennett | Rysavy | Schroeder | Wood
  Twitter: #subcommtech + #NetNeutrality

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  isoc-ny 6:25 am on March 6, 2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: david redl, house, ntia ( 27 ), SubCommTech ( 2 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: @HouseCommerce #SubCommTech @NTIAgov oversight hearing 

  Today, Tuesday March 6 2018 at 10:00 EST, the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology is holding a hearing Oversight of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration in Washington DC. Sole witness will be David Redl, Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce. The hearing will be webcast live on YouTube.

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/u5wJK1hsfkk
  Witness Statement: http://bit.ly/2Fj5qU8
  Twitter: #subcommtech + @ntiagov http://bit.ly/ecntiagov

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  isoc-ny 2:04 am on February 15, 2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 112 ), house, next century cities ( 15 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: @NextCentCit Congressional Briefing: The Importance of Local Voices in #Broadband Decisions #shapetomorrow 

  On Thursday February 15 2018 at 3pm ET Next Century Cities will present a Congressional Briefing: The Importance of Local Voices in Broadband Decisions in Washington DC, hosted by Congresswoman Anna Eshoo (D-CA). A panel of local elected officials from across the country will discuss creative local solutions and the importance of local input and decision-making for broadband issues like infrastructure planning, 5G development, and rural broadband access. Speakers: Wade Troxell, Mayor, Fort Collins, Colorado; Robert Wack, City Council President, Westminster, Maryland; Jeremy Pietzold, City Council President & Sandynet Chair, Sandy, Oregon; Greg Murphy, Supervisor Chair, Faxon Township & RS Fiber Joint Powers Board Chair, Minnesota; Patrick Mulhearn, Policy Analyst, Santa Cruz County, California. Moderator: Deb Socia, Executive Director, Next Century Cities. The event will be webcast live on the Internet Society Livestream Channel. (No captions).

  What: Congressional Briefing: The Importance of Local Voices in Broadband Decisions
  Where: Cannon House Office Building, Washington DC
  When: Thursday February 15 2018 at 3pm-4pm ET (20:00-21:00 UTC)
  Webcast: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/ncclocal
  Twitter: @NextCentCit + #broadband http://bit.ly/nccbroadband

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  isoc-ny 10:15 am on June 21, 2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 112 ), energy & commerce ( 5 ), house   

  WEBCAST TODAY: @HouseCommerce #SubCommTech Hearing: Defining and Mapping #Broadband Coverage in America 

  Today, Wednesday June 21 2017, the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology is holding a hearing Defining and Mapping Broadband Coverage in America in Washington DC. Witnesses: Doug Brake, Senior Telecommunications Policy Analyst, Information Technology & Innovation Foundation; Bryan Darr, CEO, Mosaik; Brent Legg, Vice President of Government Affairs, Connected Nation; Ms. Carol Mattey, Principal, Mattey Consulting LLC; Dr. Robert Wack, President, Westminster City Council, Westminster, MD. The event is being webcast live on the Energy & Commerce YouTube Channel.

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_IgNzkRkDhw
  Testimony & Legislation: http://bit.ly/2tti7lN
  Twitter: https://twitter.com/hashtag/subcommtech

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  isoc-ny 1:16 pm on March 21, 2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 112 ), energy & commerce ( 5 ), house   

  WEBCAST: @HouseCommerce #SubCommTech Hearing – Broadband: Deploying America’s 21st Century Infrastructure 

  On Wednesday March 21 2017, the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology is holding a hearing – Broadband: Deploying America’s 21st Century Infrastructure – in Washington DC. The Subcommitteewill examine ways to eliminate barriers to broadband infrastructure development. Members will look at draft legislation to streamline the permitting and siting process at the federal level to spur private sector investment and bring increased and more efficient broadband across the country. Witnesses: Steven Berry, President and CEO, Competitive Carriers Association; LeRoy T. Carlson Jr, CEO, Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. and Chairman, U.S. Cellular; Michael Conners Sub-Chief, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe; Bryan Darr, CEO, Mosaik Solutions; Joanne S. Hovis, President, CTC Technology and Energy; Thomas A. Murray, Founder and Managing Member, Community Wireless Structures, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Wireless Infrastructure Association; James W. Stegeman, President, CostQuest Associates, Inc. The hearing is being webcast live via YouTube.

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_IgNzkRkDhw
  Testimony & Legislation: http://bit.ly/2na8580
  Twitter: https://twitter.com/hashtag/subcommtech

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  isoc-ny 8:15 am on November 16, 2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: DDoS ( 2 ), EC ( 5 ), house   

  VIDEO: @HouseCommerce #SubCommTech Hearing – Understanding the Role of Connected Devices in Recent Cyber Attacks 

  On Wednesday November 16 2016, the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology and Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade held a hearing Understanding the Role of Connected Devices in Recent Cyber Attacks. The subcommittees seek to examine how Internet of Things (IOT) connected devices are used in cyberattacks to deny access to popular websites or otherwise disrupt online services. Witnesses: Dale Drew, Senior Vice President, Chief Security Officer, Level 3 Communications; Dr. Kevin Fu, CEO, Virta Labs, and Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan; Bruce Schneier, Adjunct Lecturer, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, and Fellow, Berkman Klein Center, Harvard University.

  
  What: Understanding the Role of Connected Devices in Recent Cyber Attacks
  Where: Washington DC
  When: Wednesday November 16 2016 10am EST | 15:00 UTC
  Webcast: https://youtu.be/BvId5-0295U?t=2727
  Twitter: #SubCommTech https://twitter.com/hashtag/SubCommTech
  Press release: https://energycommerce.house.gov/news-center/press-releases/subcommtech-and-subcmt-examine-recent-cyber-attacks
  

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    Joly MacFie 8:22 pm on November 24, 2016 Permalink | Reply

    11/16 Austin Powell Bruce Schneier: ‘The internet era of fun and games is over’ (The Daily Dot)

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  isoc-ny 5:29 pm on September 13, 2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: house, iana ( 17 ), ICANN ( 125 ), senate ( 12 )   

  @ISOCNY joins coalition of groups supporting the completion of the #IANA Transition #IANAsteward @CenDemTech 

  The Internet Society’s New York Chapter (ISOC-NY) has joined a coalition of groups supporting the completion of the IANA Transition. This, along with similar letters from ISOC’s Kathy Brown, another coalition, and more, amount to practically unanimous approval of the transfer plan from the Internet community. This outpouring is the result of some possible bumps in the road.

  Some background:
  After 18 years of steady progress since the formation of ICANN, and two years of intense negotiation within the multistakeholder community to come up with a plan, on Aug 12 2016 the NTIA declared that it intends to let the IANA Functions Contract expire on Sep 30 2016, “barring any significant impediment”. However, a significant impediment may indeed possibly arise in the form of congressional opposition. On the Senate side this is led by former presidential candidate Ted Cruz who, speaking on Sep 8 2016, vociferously spoke against it.
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  Cruz made several spurious claims – pretty much the opposite of reality – about the implications of the transfer, for instance, about the power of governments to control global content via ICANN, or that ICANN would leave U.S. jurisdiction. This prompted ICANN to issue a refuting FAQ.

  Also on September 8, a bill opposing the transfer was introduced in the House, and several other prominent pols sent a letter to the DoC & DoJ raising anti-trust, jurisdiction, and accountability concerns. Cruz’s solution was to call for “continuing and strengthening” financial constraints imposed on the NTIA in 2015 via a continuing resolution, in effect de-funding the transfer in the imminent Appropriations Bill. If such were to happen, the only way the transition would go through would be via an Obama veto, and a resulting government shutdown. Something that did happen in the battle over Obamacare in 2013, but not seen as a likely prospect in 2016, despite it precipitating a Republican pratfall last time round.

  However, transcendentally, whether such financial constraints do even in fact prevent the transfer taking place appear negated by a GAO report issued on Monday! The NTIA’s Larry Strickling immediately responded “We thank the GAO for its thorough analysis of the property implications of the IANA transition. We are pleased that GAO concluded that the transition does not involve a transfer of U.S. government property requiring Congressional approval.”

  The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing – chaired by Cruz – Protecting Internet Freedom: Implications of Ending U.S. Oversight of the Internet at 10am EDT Wednesday September 14 2016. There should be a webcast available on that link, and also audio via CapitolHearings.org.

  **  Video of the hearing is downloadable at http://isoc-ny.org/misc/2016-09-14_senate_iana.mp4 **

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    imrananwar 6:55 pm on September 13, 2016 Permalink | Reply

    I have concerns about the US ceding control of the Internet. But, when a pile of f!lth like Ted Cruz opposes an issue, it means the issue needs our full support.

    IMRAN™
    http://blog.imran.com

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    ron baione-doda 12:42 am on September 15, 2016 Permalink | Reply

    As you can see from the hearing, no one mentioned any whistle-blower process at ICANN past, present or future. Anyone who thinks that the so-called post transition “checks and balances” processes approved and presented to Congress by the ICANN-accountability working group will stand up to the sophisticated methods of intimidation and bribery used by foreign intelligence services is merely pretending to believe in a world of international human rights and respect that does not yet exist. A world of international human rights and respect may one day exist, and at that time a transition could be considered in my opinion. I would recommend at this time that any allusion to a fragmented internet is nothing more than a bluff on behalf of those foreign governments pretending like that would be somehow a beneficial alternative to the current status quo for their economies, and lastly I recommend that the functions of ICANN be transferred to an office in the Pentagon under military supervision, until such time as a world of international human rights and respect occurs. Globalists who benefit from globalism financially willfully promote that the bluffs of foreign governments are somehow worth worrying about, such as the UN gaining control of ICANN. The U.S. has veto power at the UN, so that argument is moot. Stop falling for the bluffs of foreign governments, pretending that those bluffs represent real risks to the U.S. so you can further your globalist agenda. Its like if you owned something that you wanted to lose and the first person who asked you for it you were like, “oh i better give it up because this is the way the world is going now and if I don’t it’s a risk.”. The ICANN whistle-blower process basically relies on some hero in ICANN discovering undue foreign influence and then leaking that to wikileaks. There is no guarantee that the GAC influencer within ICANN on behalf of the American people will have America’s interests in mind, more likely it will be someone put there to continue selling out America to the false idea that globalism as a governance model, governed by people far away locally unaccountable. Globalism works only as an economic and travel facilitator as it should be limited to, but power-seekers know no such reasonable limits, although there are some signs , as with Brexit and the good work of Ted Cruz that there are many people willing to argue for limits on globalism to prevent increasingly unaccountable non-localized government, the ultimate corruption.

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    joly 6:53 am on September 15, 2016 Permalink | Reply

    Ted vs Larry
    

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  isoc-ny 4:20 am on June 15, 2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: EC ( 5 ), fcc ( 80 ), house, privacy ( 65 )   

  VIDEO: @HouseCommerce #SubCommTech Hearing – “#FCC Overreach: Examining the Proposed #Privacy Rules” 

  On Tuesday June 14 2015, the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a hearing FCC Overreach: Examining the Proposed Privacy Rules. The hearing follows up on a letter sent to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler regarding the agency’s proposed privacy and data breach notification requirements for broadband ISPs. The FTC had its jurisdiction removed when the FCC reclassified broadband as a common carrier. The letter suggests the FCC’s making a separate set of rules governing only ISPs, and not other parts of the Internet ecosystem, would “create confusion and harm competition”. Witnessess were Doug Brake, Telecommunications Policy Analyst, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation; Jon Leibowitz Co-Chair, 21st Century Privacy Coalition (and former FTC Chair); and Paul Ohm, Professor, Center on Privacy and Technology, Georgetown University Law Center. Video is below:

  
  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aQF5ro7R6-Q?t=2486
  Press Release: https://energycommerce.house.gov/news-center/press-releases/subcommtech-reviews-fcc-s-proposed-privacy-rules
  Twitter: #SubCommTech https://twitter.com/hashtag/SubCommTech

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