IEEE CQR 2021 Panel on Equity and User Experience

Prof. Keith Hampton’s readout on Michigan’s experience teasing out the homework gap vs. a technology gap, followed by Bryan Darr on Ookla’s measurements to show where there really is not service. I start at about minute 36, talking about how the US government addresses the digital divide, broadband mapping issues, and how the FCC is… Continue reading IEEE CQR 2021 Panel on Equity and User Experience

Wilson Center: Semiconductor Industry

This was a two-panel conference on “the market dynamics and national security concerns associated with the semiconductor industry.” The first panel discussed the competitive landscape and the second panel discussed national security concerns. I was on the second panel. https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/when-chips-are-down-navigating-strengths-and-strategic-vulnerabilities-semiconductor-industry

The Internet Exposed: Encryption, Backdoors and Privacy… and the Quest to Maintain Trust

Discussions by Vint Cerf, Jon Peha, Olaf Kolkman, Bruce Schneier, Mitchell Baker, Danny Weitzner, and Eric Burger. This video is a production of the Washington DC Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC-DC http://www.isoc-dc.org/), produced and directed by Paul Brigner and David Vyorst. It premiered at the Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference on October 14, 2015. It… Continue reading The Internet Exposed: Encryption, Backdoors and Privacy… and the Quest to Maintain Trust