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|Berkman Center Conference Room|| StopBadware: [[Open Security]] || || | |Berkman Center Conference Room|| StopBadware: [[Open Security]] || || | ||
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Revision as of 08:21, 16 May 2008
Openness Session Matrix
| Location | Session 1: 11:15-12:15 |
Session 2: 2:00-3:00 |
Session 3: 3:15-4:15 |
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| Austin West | In the battle for the Internet: Who are the adversaries? Where are the battlefields? - JHM | Global Problem Solving | |
| Langdell North | Digital Natives | Network Neutrality | Netizenship |
| Austin East | The Musician and the Scientist: CC and Science Commons - Melanie DuLong | ||
| Hasuer 104 | Internet Distribution and the Creator's dilemma - Mark | ||
| Pound 102 | |||
| Hauser 102 | Infotech as paradigm shift - what is it, wwhere it came from, who did it - Scott McLeod | ||
| Langdell South | Transparency and Government | Race and the Internet | The Dilema of Games |
| Austin North | Decentralized web services to reduce costs and improve distribution and security | ||
| Berkman Center Conference Room | StopBadware: Open Security |