Thursday, February 09, 2006
Announcing F2C:Freedom to Connect
If you're reading isen.blog, you should also be coming to F2C: Freedom to Connect, April 3 & 4, Washington DC!!
A production of isen.com and pulvermedia, in partnership with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School, O'Reilly Media, Free Press, Public Knowledge, Tropos Networks, the VON Coalition, firstmile.us, Patriot.net and other organizations, associations and companies that care about Internet Freedom. (More partners to be announced in the near future.)
Pulvermedia Press Release
The Official Pulver.com F2C Website
Until February 28 there's a special rate, $295 (vs. regular Early Bird at $595) for Friends of isen.blog. Register here! Use Priority Code FOBDL
The rapidly expanding speakers list includes:
Reed Hundt -- Mckinsey & Co., former Chair of FCC
Senator Ron Wyden, D, OR
Rep. Rick Boucher, US House of Representatives, D, VA
[We want netty Republicans too, like former FCC Chairman Michael Powell, Representative Charles Pickering and Senator John Sununu. We're working on it! We strongly believe that Internet Freedom has no party but us. Which is why we're doing this in the first place . . . David I]
Gigi Sohn -- President & Co-Founder, Public Knowledge
Tim Wu, Professor, Columbia University Law School
David Weinberger -- Co-Author Cluetrain Manifesto, and Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Doc Searls -- Co-Author Cluetrain Manifesto, editor Linux Journal
Om Malik, senior writer, Business 2.0
Cynthia de Lorenzi -- CEO, Patriot.net, Organizer, Gigabyte March on Washington
Dave Hughes, CEO, Old Colorado Communications, Distinguished West Point Graduate
Jim Kohlenberger, Executive Director, VON Coalition
Jim Baller, founder, Baller Herbst Law Group
Jeff Jarvis, Creative Director, Advance.net
Bruce Kushnick, Chairman and Founder, Teletruth
Mark Cooper, Research Director, Consumer Federation of America
Ron Sege, CEO Tropos Networks
Rick Ringel, Distinguished Engineer, Inter-Tel
Esme Vos, founder and CEO, MuniWireless.com
Drew Clark, Senior Writer, National Journal
Frannie Wellings, Program Manager, FreePress
A production of isen.com and pulvermedia, in partnership with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School, O'Reilly Media, Free Press, Public Knowledge, Tropos Networks, the VON Coalition, firstmile.us, Patriot.net and other organizations, associations and companies that care about Internet Freedom. (More partners to be announced in the near future.)
Pulvermedia Press Release
The Official Pulver.com F2C Website
Until February 28 there's a special rate, $295 (vs. regular Early Bird at $595) for Friends of isen.blog. Register here! Use Priority Code FOBDL
The rapidly expanding speakers list includes:
Reed Hundt -- Mckinsey & Co., former Chair of FCC
Senator Ron Wyden, D, OR
Rep. Rick Boucher, US House of Representatives, D, VA
[We want netty Republicans too, like former FCC Chairman Michael Powell, Representative Charles Pickering and Senator John Sununu. We're working on it! We strongly believe that Internet Freedom has no party but us. Which is why we're doing this in the first place . . . David I]
Gigi Sohn -- President & Co-Founder, Public Knowledge
Tim Wu, Professor, Columbia University Law School
David Weinberger -- Co-Author Cluetrain Manifesto, and Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Doc Searls -- Co-Author Cluetrain Manifesto, editor Linux Journal
Om Malik, senior writer, Business 2.0
Cynthia de Lorenzi -- CEO, Patriot.net, Organizer, Gigabyte March on Washington
Dave Hughes, CEO, Old Colorado Communications, Distinguished West Point Graduate
Jim Kohlenberger, Executive Director, VON Coalition
Jim Baller, founder, Baller Herbst Law Group
Jeff Jarvis, Creative Director, Advance.net
Bruce Kushnick, Chairman and Founder, Teletruth
Mark Cooper, Research Director, Consumer Federation of America
Ron Sege, CEO Tropos Networks
Rick Ringel, Distinguished Engineer, Inter-Tel
Esme Vos, founder and CEO, MuniWireless.com
Drew Clark, Senior Writer, National Journal
Frannie Wellings, Program Manager, FreePress
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