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|style="background: #dddddd;"|16-Feb||Graham, Mark||[[The Internet and Societal Inequity|Internet and Social Inequity]]||Eszter Hargittai||
|style="background: #dddddd;"|16-Feb||Graham, Mark||[[The Internet and Societal Inequity|Internet and Social Inequity]]||Eszter Hargittai||
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|23-Feb||Debbie, Shubham, and Matt||[[Old Laws/New Media]]||[[Prof. Charles Nesson]]||
|style="background: #dddddd;"|23-Feb||Debbie, and Matt||[[Old Laws/New Media]]||[[Prof. Charles Nesson]]||
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|2-Mar||Mel, Elana, Rainer||[[All Together Now For Great Justice Dot Org]]||Ethan Zuckerman, Nicco Mele||
|style="background: #dddddd;"|2-Mar||Mel, Elana, Rainer||[[All Together Now For Great Justice Dot Org]]||Ethan Zuckerman, Nicco Mele||
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|16-Mar||Joe & Miriam||[[The Future of %C2%A9 and entertainment|The Future of (c) & Entertainment]]||Stacey Lynn Schulman|| Various artists
|style="background: #dddddd;"|16-Mar||Joe & Miriam||[[The Future of %C2%A9 and entertainment|The Future of (c) & Entertainment]]||Stacey Lynn Schulman|| Various artists
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|30-Mar||Jason & Michelle||[[Tools: Seesmic]]||||
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|30-Mar||Gwen, Jon, Lee||[[The Google Book Search Settlement]]||Prof. John Palfrey, Jeffrey Cunard (remote), Allan A. Ryan||
|style="background: #dddddd;"|30-Mar||Gwen, Jon, Lee||[[The Google Book Search Settlement]]||Prof. John Palfrey, Jeffrey Cunard (remote), Allan A. Ryan||
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|6-Apr||Dan Ray, Joshua Gruenspecht, & Conor Kennedy||[[Anonymity and privacy|The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Class on Anonymity & Privacy]]||'''Guest 1:''' Colin Maclay||'''Guest 2:''' Andrew McLaughlin, a rep from Yahoo's Bus. & Hum. Rights Program, or another rep of an international online communications tools provider; '''Guest 3:''' a representative of or expert on the Simulation Country OR a representative of a human rights group OR a Congressional representative (e.g., Rick Boucher, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Boucher House Subcommittee on Communications, Technology and the Internet]; Chris Smith, [http://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=27237 House Representative from New Jersey])
|style="background: #dddddd;"|6-Apr||Dan Ray, Joshua Gruenspecht, & Conor Kennedy||[[Anonymity and privacy|The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Class on Anonymity & Privacy]]||Colin Maclay, Andrew McLaughlin
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|13-Apr||Andrew Klaber & David Levine||[[Internet, Industry, and Investing|The Internet, Industry and Investing]]||Peter Thiel||Peter Thiel (PayPal founder, Facebook early investor, Clarium Capital hedge fund founder, The Founders Fund venture capital founder)  
|style="background: #dddddd;"|13-Apr||Andrew Klaber & David Levine||[[Online Monopolies: Virtue or Vice]]||Peter Thiel||Peter Thiel (PayPal founder, Facebook early investor, Clarium Capital hedge fund founder, The Founders Fund venture capital founder)  
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|20-Apr||Vera Ranieri & Arjun Mehra||[[Internet Governance and Regulation|Internet Governance & Regulation]]||Milton Mueller of the Internet Governance Project||
|style="background: #dddddd;"|20-Apr||Vera Ranieri & Arjun Mehra||[[Internet Governance and Regulation|Internet Governance & Regulation]]||Milton Mueller of the Internet Governance Project||
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|22-Apr||Jason & Michelle||[[Tools: Lessons From TED|Lessons From TED]]||June Cohen of TED Media (via [http://iif.podbean.com/ podcast])||
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|style="background: #dddddd;"|27-Apr|||Elisabeth Theodore & Matthew Wansley||[[Prediction Markets]]||Justin Wolfers||Hal Varian
|style="background: #dddddd;"|27-Apr|||Elisabeth Theodore & Matthew Wansley||[[Prediction Markets]]||Justin Wolfers||Hal Varian

Latest revision as of 23:11, 4 August 2009

Here's where the scheduling happens. No need to claim a day landrush-style; just add in what day your guests have said they're available.

Monday (5-7pm) Presenters' names Topic name Guests (confirmed) Guests (not yet confirmed)
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2-Feb
9-Feb Ayelet, Aaron Free and Open Source Software Benjami Mako Hill
16-Feb Graham, Mark Internet and Social Inequity Eszter Hargittai
23-Feb Debbie, and Matt Old Laws/New Media Prof. Charles Nesson
2-Mar Mel, Elana, Rainer All Together Now For Great Justice Dot Org Ethan Zuckerman, Nicco Mele
2-Mar Jason & Michelle Tools: Twitter in the Classroom
9-Mar Dharmishta Rood & Jon Fildes The Future of News Russ Stanton, Jeff Jarvis
16-Mar Joe & Miriam The Future of (c) & Entertainment Stacey Lynn Schulman Various artists
30-Mar Jason & Michelle Tools: Seesmic
30-Mar Gwen, Jon, Lee The Google Book Search Settlement Prof. John Palfrey, Jeffrey Cunard (remote), Allan A. Ryan
6-Apr Dan Ray, Joshua Gruenspecht, & Conor Kennedy The Increasingly Inaccurately Named Class on Anonymity & Privacy Colin Maclay, Andrew McLaughlin
13-Apr Andrew Klaber & David Levine Online Monopolies: Virtue or Vice Peter Thiel Peter Thiel (PayPal founder, Facebook early investor, Clarium Capital hedge fund founder, The Founders Fund venture capital founder)
20-Apr Vera Ranieri & Arjun Mehra Internet Governance & Regulation Milton Mueller of the Internet Governance Project
22-Apr Jason & Michelle Lessons From TED June Cohen of TED Media (via podcast)
27-Apr Elisabeth Theodore & Matthew Wansley Prediction Markets Justin Wolfers Hal Varian
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