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4:02 am on December 13, 2011 · CIS Stanford (4), copyright (79), DNS (36), internet freedom (81), law (46), netfreedom (8), open internet (25), paul vixie (1), PIPA (5), SOPA (14), stanford (12)

Video: What’s wrong with SOPA @StanfordCIS #SOPA #PIPA #netfreedom

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On December 7 2011 the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School hosted a panel discussion – What’s Wrong With SOPA? – on the evils of the proposed Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) currently before Congress.

Panelists:

  • Mark Lemley – William H. Neukom Professor of Law, Stanford Law School
  • Josh Mendelsohn – Partner, Hattery
  • David Ulevitch – Founder & CEO, OpenDNS
  • Paul Vixie – Chairman and Chief Scientist, Internet Systems Consortium
  • Fred von Lohmann – Senior Copyright Counsel, Google
  • Albert Wenger – Partner, Union Square Ventures

Moderator:

* Anthony Falzone – Executive Director, Fair Use Project at the Center for Internet and Society

6:26 pm on April 8, 2011 · berkman (20), innovation (2), stanford (12)

@BerkmanCenter and @StanfordLaw call for ‘Ideas for a Better Internet’ – deadline 4/15 @Ideas4BetterNet

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The Berkman Center at Harvard University and Stanford Law School are
pleased to announce a new initiative in which we invite the world to
submit their ‘Ideas for a Better Internet.’ We are seeking out brief
proposals from anyone with ideas as to how to improve the Internet.
Students at Harvard and Stanford will work through early next year to
implement the ideas selected. Interested parties should submit their
ideas at http://bit.ly/i4bicfp by Friday, April 15. Please spread the
word far and wide, and follow us on Twitter at
http://twitter.com/Ideas4BetterNet.

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