Monday, March 14, 2005
Sounds Like: Sound Policy
We recorded my first IT Conversations show last Wednesday, many thanks again to Cory Doctorow, Robert Scoble, and Marty Schwimmer for sharing their thoughts and insights about Google's AutoLink. I'm hoping the show will be up this week, but Doug Kaye is among the lucky folks attending ETech so we'll have to see if his multitasking abilities are up to the challenge. (In the meantime, don't miss the recently posted audio of Cory at Web 2.0.) We did come up with a name for the series: "Sound Policy." As with the first show, I hope to focus on the places where technology and society collide in ways that can present new, unique, or difficult problems under existing and developing law. In the hopper as a show idea: a blogger's responsibilities to his or her employer, and vice versa. Kevin Heller has some recent and pertinent linkage. My dream panel for this would be employment law blogger George Lenard, PR strategist and blogger Steve Rubel, and Groove Networks General Counsel and weblog policy author Jeff Seul. I'm off to check their availability, but if you have other suggestions or would like to weigh in on the issue yourself, please let me know.
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