Net Freedom Panel & Fundraising Party, Tuesday May 1st
Posted by austin under Community, Internet Freedom
Next week Computers Freedom and Privacy 2007 is being held in Montreal.
I did the keynote speech for the CFP 2001 in Toronto, and while I’m out of the Security & Privacy business with my new gig at Akoha - these are issues I’m still very passionate about in my personal & professional life.
To welcome the out of town CFP guests, I’ve decided to throw a small party for Creative Commons and the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
There will first be a panel on Net Freedom at the Hilton Bonaventure hotel Tuesday May 1st from 6:30 to 8:00pm. This is an open panel to anyone who cares about Net Freedom. I’ll be posting more details on the panel when I’m not in a Mexican internet cafe (i.e. Sunday night).
For now the Upcoming.org listing for the event is here.
Following that I’ll be throwing a fundraising party at my loft for out-of-towners attending CFP and any local Montreal community members who want to come out.
Here is the listing for the fundraising party.
I will be circulating details including address, directions for the party at the Net Freedom panel, or if you wish to contact my assistant Katherine
Everyone is welcome to come out. There will be a small door fee, and a cash bar with all proceeds going to support Creative Commons and EPIC (where I’m an advisory board member).
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