Latest Coverage of Tech Policy Summit '08
Mar 27, 2008
Day two of Tech Policy Summit is well underway, with Summit emcee Steve Wildstrom of BusinessWeek interviewing Verizon EVP and CTO Richard Lynch on stage now.
We kicked off the morning with a special video message from EU commissioner for information society and media Viviane Reding, followed by a keynote by FCC commissioner Robert McDowell and a roundtable on wireless innovation hosted by CPUC commissioner Rachelle Chong (who knows how to keep it interesting even at 9:00am). Marketplace host Kai Ryssdal also interviewed craigslist founder Craig Newmark about the future of the Internet.
A podcast of all of this year's sessions will be posted on in the Media Vault starting next week.
We've also started to post photos from yesterday on Flickr. We have HUNDREDS yet to add, so keep checking back as the week goes on. You can also read more about the Summit at the links below -- thanks to all of the journalists and bloggers who've been covering the Summit. If you have a post you'd like us to point to, just let us know.
- Anne Broache of CNET's News.com spoke to speaker Robert Hoffman of Oracle and Compete America about H-1B visas
- Nate Anderson of Ars Technica, one of the Summit's media sponsors, on yesterday's keynote by Jon Dudas, Undersecretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
- Roy Mark of eWeek and Sylvie Barak of The Inquirer wrote about the roundtable on "The Making of a Tech President.
- Matt Kapko of RCR Wireless News on the 1:1 interview with Qualcomm CEO Dr. Paul Jacobs
- There are several posts by Andrew Noyes at CongressDaily's Tech Daily Dose and by Andrew Feinberg at Capitol Valley.
- If you're a subscriber of Washington Internet Daily or CongressDaily, they're also reporting on the Summit.
- Paul Sweeting of ContentAgenda.com on Congressman Howard Berman's fireside chat and the upcoming interview with BitTorrent president Ashwin Navin later this afternoon.
- Blogger and podcaster Tanja Barnes wrote about FCC commissioner McDowell's opening keynote.













