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  Internet Society New York Chapter 2:15 pm on 04/03/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: CITP ( 10 ), internet freedom ( 69 ), Princeton, steve schultze   

  VIDEO: Steve Schultze – Global Internet Freedom: Where Do We Stand? @PrincetonCITP #netfreedom 

  On Thursday April 3 2014, as part of its ongoing lunch lecture series, Princeton CITP presented Steve Schultze – Global Internet Freedom: Where Do We Stand? at Princeton University NJ. Steve Schultze, who works on Internet Freedom at the Department of State, discussed how his office defines and supports Internet Freedom. He also described the evolving landscape of domestic and international factors that influence the freedom of individuals to assemble and organize via digital means. He placed this in the context of broader human rights obligations, and recent statements by the United States and other governments about how the Internet relates to age-old freedoms. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOAH9fmwJ1I
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/ibwIyDzzF2uF/
  Twitter: princetoncitp | #netfreedom

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  Internet Society New York Chapter 5:20 am on 03/27/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: bitcoin ( 7 ), CITP ( 10 ), Princeton   

  WEBCAST TODAY: MAR 27 2014 #Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Research Conference @PrincetonCITP #fintech 

  Today, Thursday March 27 2014, the Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy aka CITP will presnt a full-day conference Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Research This conference will bring together experts in both areas to elucidate the underpinnings of Bitcoin and examine key questions about its future. How should we best foster exploration of the design space of Bitcoin-like cryptocurrencies (“altcoins”)? What are the implications of research on markets, economic stability, currencies, and human behavior for the technical system, and vice versa? What would Bitcoin developers and researchers like from each other, and how can we facilitate more collaboration between the two groups? A lunch keynote will be delivered by Bitcoin Lead Developer Gavin Andresen. The entire conference will be webcast live.

  What: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Research
  Where: Princeton University, NJ.
  When: Thursday March 27 2014 9am-5pm EDT | 1300-2100 UTC
  Program: https://citp.princeton.edu/event/bitcoin/
  Webcast: http://www.princeton.edu/WebMedia/.
  Twitter: #princetonbtc

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  Internet Society New York Chapter 1:15 am on 03/14/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: CITP ( 10 ), CLIP ( 4 ), Fordham Law ( 2 ), internet of things ( 3 ), Princeton   

  WEBCAST: “What is your car saying to your shoes? Assessing the Internet of Things” #IoT @FordhamCLIP @PrincetonCITP 

  On Friday March 14 2014 ISOC-NY is happy to webcast the Eighth Law and Information Society Symposium live from Fordham School of Law. This year’s event has the theme “What is your car saying to your shoes? Assessing the Internet of Things.“ It is presented by the  Fordham Center on Law and Information Policy (CLIP) and co-sponsored by the Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP).

  The “Internet of Things” is the term used to describe the networking of devices that have not traditionally been used to collect or process data. Internet connectivity and data collection mechanisms are being added to devices as diverse as pacemakers, athletic equipment, light bulbs, and coffee makers. As the networking of these devices becomes more prevalent in everyday life, legal and policy issues are now at the forefront of business and regulators’ agendas. For example, the FTC and other government organizations have expressed concern over privacy, security, and even technological and financing considerations. This conference seeks to address these wide-ranging issues and explore the legal framework that can support innovation along with the protection of society.

  What: What is your car saying to your shoes? Assessing the Internet of Things.
  Where: Fordham School of Law, NYC
  When: Friday March 14 2014 8:50am – 5.00pm EDT | 1250-2100 UTC
  Webcast: https://isoc-ny.org/p2/6380
  Twitter: #IoT | @FordhamCLIP | @PrincetonCITP

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