2007: IS THIS 1984? | THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29
KEVIN BANKSTON, Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation
CHRIS HOOFNAGLE, Senior Staff Attorney, Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic; Senior Fellow, Berkeley Center for Law and Technology
CHRIS KELLY, Chief Privacy Officer and Head of Global Public Policy, Facebook
ANNALEE NEWITZ, Columnist, Techsploitation; Blogger; Author - Moderator
Additional panelists TBA
In the age of Web 2.0, Google Earth maps, human microchip implants and MySpace, what is privacy? Information is ubiquitous, and it's all available at the stroke of a few keys. Are technology and the consumer's thirst for information crossing the line of privacy? Has terrorism infringed upon our civil rights? Or is it all making us safer and more accountable for our actions? We'll look at how the Web and technology have challenged privacy.
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speakers...
KEVIN BANKSTON, Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation
CHRIS HOOFNAGLE, Senior Staff Attorney, Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic; Senior Fellow, Berkeley Center for Law and Technology
CHRIS KELLY, Chief Privacy Officer and Head of Global Public Policy, Facebook
JANE HORVATH, Senior Privacy Counsel, Google
RICH SMITH, President, Cannon Street, Inc.; Former investigator, FBI
ANNALEE NEWITZ – moderator, Columnist, Techsploitation; Blogger; Author