Archive for April, 2008

Tim Berners-Lee press conference at WWW2008 (audio)

April 30th, 2008  |  by joly  |  Published in China

Thanks to Graham Webster of CNET’s Sinobyte, we have audio of Tim Berners-Lee’s press conference at the WWW2008 conference in Beijing last week. Read more…

Satellite based Internet for the developing world (video)

April 26th, 2008  |  by joly  |  Published in video

Students from the Space Systems Engineering program at the University of Michigan have worked on designing a low-cost system for internet connectivity in developing countries. This presentation focuses on their proposed solution to delivering such capabilities to the rural populations of Africa. In addition, upcoming technologies are discussed that will impact similar missions in the future.

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Senate holds Future of The Internet hearing

April 22nd, 2008  |  by joly  |  Published in nyc

United States Senate The United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation held a full committee hearing this morning on that popular current topic ‘The Future of the Internet’. Amongst those testifying were Kevin Martin of the FCC and Larry Lessig of Stanford.

A webcast is available. (RealVideo) Read more…

Jonathan Zittrain – The Future of the Internet – And How to Stop It (video)

April 15th, 2008  |  by joly  |  Published in Uncategorized, United States, nyc

Here is video of Jonathan Zittrain’s talk last Friday:

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Futures of the Internet – April 16 – NYU

April 10th, 2008  |  by joly  |  Published in nyc

ISOC-NY is proud to be a co-sponsor of a colloquium at NYU this coming Wednesday April 16 – Futures of the Internet.

What will come of the next decade on the Internet? We often take for granted the state of the net today, but there’s no guarantee that it will remain this way. Will the digital future be dystopian, or is there a brighter outlook ahead than some may believe? Our panelists — thinkers and net visionaries — will provide their perspectives on the future of the net, with backgrounds ranging from art, law, technology, politics, media, culture, and entrepreneurship. We will tap in to each speaker’s knowledge to provide a unique vision of the digital future, and will engage with members of the audience to further the exploration of what lies ahead. Read more…

Damian Kulash Net Neutrality Op-Ed in NY Times

April 5th, 2008  |  by joly  |  Published in Uncategorized

Damian KulashDamian Kulash of Chicago band OK Go appeared at the recent house hearing on network neutrality where he argued forcefully for protection of open access to content. Much of the band’s popularity derives from exposure on YouTube, where one homemade video has been accessed over 30 million times. Damian succinctly sums up his thoughts in an Op-Ed piece in today’s New York Times entitled ‘Beware the New New Thing‘. Read more…

Prof. Zittrain’s Book Party, Fri. April 11, NYC

April 4th, 2008  |  by joly  |  Published in Uncategorized

Prof. Zittrain’s bookThis Friday April 11 2008 Professor Jonathan Zittrain of the Oxford Internet Institute will be previewing his book “The Future of the Internet — And How to Stop It” in NYC. The event, which is in the form of a discussion, is presented by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School, Jeffrey Cunard and Bruce Keller, partners at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, & Big Think. Our very own Susan Crawford, Visiting Professor at Yale Law School, will do the introductions. Yale University Press are the publishers of the book.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL. IF YOU HAVEN”T RECEIVED A POSITIVE RESPONSE TO YOUR RSVP DO NOT ATTEND! IT WILL BE VIDEOTAPED AND AVAILABLE HERE AFTER THE EVENT. A LARGER NYC EVENT IS PLANNED FOR APRIL 16. Read more…


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