Internet Policy Conference, Part 1
2015-01-28T05:10:40-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/3b0/20150128061029001_hd.jpgThe Internet Education Foundation held its annual “State of the Net” Conference Speakers talked about issues such as net neutrality, virtual currencies, cybersecurity, and online privacy.
This portion includes remarks by Federal Trade Commission Chair Edith Ramirez on initiatives for the commission, U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith on the goals of her office, and Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers' (R-WA) keynote remarks on the use of social media by Congress, cybersecurity legislation, and the issue of "net neutrality.
* “Net neutality,” also known as “open Internet,” refers to the idea that Internet providers must allow all legal content to move through their networks uninhibited.
This portion includes remarks by Federal Trade Commission Chair Edith Ramirez on initiatives for the commission, U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith on the goals of her office, and Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers' (R-WA) keynote remarks on the use of social media by Congress, cybersecurity legislation, and the issue of "net neutrality.
* “Net neutality,” also known as “open Internet,” refers to the idea that Internet providers must allow all legal content to move through their networks uninhibited.
The Internet Education Foundation held its annual “State of the Net” Conference Speakers talked about issues such as net neutrality, virtual currencies,… read more
The Internet Education Foundation held its annual “State of the Net” Conference Speakers talked about issues such as net neutrality, virtual currencies, cybersecurity, and online privacy.
This portion includes remarks by Federal Trade Commission Chair Edith Ramirez on initiatives for the commission, U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith on the goals of her office, and Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers' (R-WA) keynote remarks on the use of social media by Congress, cybersecurity legislation, and the issue of "net neutrality.
* “Net neutality,” also known as “open Internet,” refers to the idea that Internet providers must allow all legal content to move through their networks uninhibited. close
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Alvaro M. Bedoya Executive Director Georgetown University Law Center->Center on Privacy and Technology -
- Aneesh Chopra Co-Founder and Executive Vice President Hunch Analytics
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- Cathy McMorris Rodgers U.S. Representative [R] Washington
- Rodney J. Petersen Board Member Internet Education Foundation
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- Megan Smith Chief Technology Officer White House
- Shane Tews Visiting Fellow American Enterprise Institute->Internet Communications and Technolog
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