Note: Answers to weekly questions are,
barring an annoucement to the contrary, due at midnight Tuesday. Reponses to other student
answers are due midnight Wednesday. The details of this process will be explained at the
first class session; there are no questions for week one.
| SESSION | TOPIC | OUTSIDE PARTICIPANT(S) | OTHER |
| Classes begin for all students
September 8 |
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| Session 1 September 10 |
Jumping into the DNS Mess | ||
| Session 2 September 17 |
Technology of Sovereignty and the Sovereignty of Technology | - Neil Postman, NYU
- M. Fabrice Jaumont, French Consulate - Geoffrey Kelley, Quebec Parliament |
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| Session 3 September 24Peeking, Prosecuting, and P3P: The Regulation of Internet Privacy |
- Toby Levin, FTC - Jorian Clark, Kidscom - David Sobel, EPIC - Joe Reagle, BCIS |
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| Session 4 October 1 |
The Harmful Speech Hot Potato | ||
| Session 5 October 8 |
Identifying the Threads of Cyberlaw—Review and paper topic discussion | Deadline for deciding on paper vs. exam | |
| Special Tuesday Session
October 13 |
Moot Court | ||
| Session 6 October 15 |
Madisonian Mudslinging | - David Goldstone, DOJ
- Stefan Wray & Ricardo Dominguez, EDT - Andrew Shapiro, BCIS - Molly Van Houweling, BCIS |
Paper abstracts due |
| Session 7 October 22 |
Network Economics | Abstract comments due | |
| Session 8 October 29 |
Gathering Up the Threads | ||
| Fly-out week November 5 |
No class | ||
| Session 9 November 12 |
Cheap Speech and Who Wants to Stop It | ||
| Session 10 November 19 |
Trusted Systems: Fair Use vs. Forcefields | Paper rough drafts due | |
| Thanksgiving November 26 |
No class | ||
| Session 11 December 3 |
Law, Code, and Kids | Paper comments due | |
| Session 12 December 10 |
Tying it All Together? | Exam distributed | |
| Exams December 12-22 |
No class | Papers and exams due Dec. 22 |