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First Annual Freedom of Information Day Celebration - Welcome / Keynote Presentation / Special Presentation / Enactment of the 2007 FOIA Amendments -- and Beyond
Welcome and Introduction Daniel J. Metcalfe, CGS Keynote Presentation Robert Vaughn, Professor, Washington College of Law Special Presentation James R. Rettig, President-elect, American Library Association Enactment of the 2007 FOIA Amendments -- and Beyond Lydia Kay Griggsby, Counsel to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy Matthew L...

ABA Techshow 2008 Keynote Discusses Privacy Issues
Marc Rotenberg, Executive Director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) just finished his keynote presentation at ABA Techshow 2008, and from the reactions of the audience it was a homerun...

Law Firm Beta Tests iPhone 2.0
At the WWDC keynote address by Apple earlier today, an updated version of the iPhone was released. Steve Jobs is informally calling it “iPhone 2.0″, and a video of customers who beta tested the mobile phone is included in the usual slick keynote video...

Killing Your Evening
I just stumbled on the website for TED, a conference series that has cool people talking about stuff. Watched the video of Malcolm Gladwell's presentation from 2004 about consumer demand, and JJ Abrams's presentation from 2007 about magic and mystery...

Lessig's keynote address to the 2008 National Conference on Media Reform
Lawrence Lessig's presentation to NCMR 2008

Great List of Presentation Tools
In a recent Wisconsin Technology News article, Paul Gibler has compiled some great presentation resources. There are tools for content creation, presentation delivery, presentation distribution, and presentation asset management...

Media/Telecom
consumer rights involving print, radio, television, video, DVD, video games, and mobile telephones.

Google Inc.
alleging deceptive charges for ads displayed on third party web sites.

Nintendo Control
Video game giant to pay $21 million settlement in patent lawsuit.

Video Technology
RealNetworks to pay $533,500 settlement in licensing lawsuit.

Video Taping Arrest
Harris County pays wrongfully arrested brothers $1.7 million civil rights settlement.