Tech Policy Summit '08 Podcasts Available
Apr 8, 2008
We're happy to report that the podcasts from the 2008 Tech Policy Summit, which took place at the Renaissance hotel in Hollywood last month, are now available for your listening pleasure. You can find audio of all 24 sessions in the Media Vault, along with photos from our conference photographer Terry.
They're posted in chronological order, so be sure to click through to the second page for more podcasts, including the March 27th keynote by FCC commissioner Robert McDowell and the one-on-one interviews with craigslist founder Craig Newmark and BitTorrent president Ashwin Navin.
Even if you were at this year's Summit, you'll find something new in the podcasts since there were six concurrent breakout sessions on the opening afternoon that are definitely worth checking out.
Those topics include:
- Using Social Media as a Policy Tool
- The Role of Privacy and Trust in the Innovation Economy
- Building a More Effective Public Policy Organization
- Copyright in a Converged World
- Maintaining a Competitive Edge: [How] Can the U.S. Tech Workforce Stay on Top in a Flat World?
- The Future of Wide-Area Public Broadband
Enjoy!
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