Law School Symposium on Net Neutrality

By Karl Long

A friend of mine at the San Francisco Law school just let me know about a symposium the law school is holding on Net Neutrality.

This full day only costs $50 (unless you want credit in which case it’s $100) and will probably give you a more in depth understanding of this polarizing issue. I for one am planning to build upon the knowledge on this nuanced topic that I have already gleaned from askaninja.com, and of course Ted Stephens.

The University of San Francisco School of Law Intellectual Property Law Bulletin is sponsoring The Toll Roads: The Legal and Political Debate Over Network Neutrality, a symposium to increase awareness about network neutrality, bringing together lawyers, academics, economists, and technologists for a balanced debate on the issue. Panelists include Tim Wu, Richard Clarke, Lawrence Spiwak, and many others.

When: January 26th, 2008 8 AM - 7 PM

Where: Fromm Institute on the University of San Francisco main campus

Web: http://www.netneutrality2008.org

Cost: Professionals (6.0 Units MCLE Credit): $100

Non-professionals: Free - $75 (see registration page for details)

Register: http://www.netneutrality2008.org/Registration.html

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News Tags: San Francisco, Ted Stephens, Net Neutrality, AskANinja, Legal

About the author:
Karl Long believes the experience is the marketing and social media is how customers share experience and has been blogging about it for several years. Karl's primary blog Experiencecurve lives at the intersection of marketing, social media, social software and remarkable customer experience. Karl holds an MBA in Design Management from the University of Westminster and is currently the Web/Social Media Integration Manger for the video game group at Nokia. Karl also writes about t-shirts at tcritic.com

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