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Fall 2002 Internet Speaker Series
Friday, November 1, noon,
DM Smith Rm. 303
Transnational Collective Action and
the Globalization of Information and Communication Policy
by Milton
Mueller, Associate Professor,
School of Information Studies, Syracuse University
This talk will examine the emerging
role of global social movements around communication
policy.
Wednesday, November 13 , 4 PM, DM
Smith Rm. 203
Academic Balance on the Fulcrum
of Intellectual Property Policy
by
Ty
Herrington, Associate Professor,
School of Literature, Culture and Communications, Georgia
Tech
This talk will provide analysis of
academics' special rights and responsibilities created
by the US Constitution's intellectual property policy.
Monday, November 18, noon, DM Smith
Rm. 203
Creating Regulatory Frameworks for
the Internet in Developing Countries
by George
Sadowsky, Director,
Internet Society Executive Director, Global Internet
Policy Inititiative
Wednesday, Dec. 4, DM
Smith Rm. 203
Scientific Information and the Internet:
A Faustian Bargain?
by Mark
McCabe, Assistant
Professor, School of Economics, Georgia Tech
This talk will consider the costs
and benefits of the transition from print to digital
distribution of scientific journals.
DM Smith Building is located on the
Georgia Tech campus; The address is
School of Public Policy
685 Cherry Street
Atlanta, GA 30332-0345
Sponsors:
School of Public Policy,
Georgia Tech (www.spp.gatech.edu)
Computer Professionals for Social
Responsibility (www.cpsr.org)
About:
The Internet and Public Policy Project
(IP3) is located in the School of Public Policy at the
Georgia Institute of Technology. IP3 supports research
in numerous areas, including Internet governance, economic
development, and policy analysis. IP3 also serves to
promote dialogue between researchers and policy-makers
both within and outside GeorgiaTech, offering forums
for debate and discussion. IP3's home institution, the
School of Public Policy, is ranked fourth in the nation
in information and technology management. The School
specializes in policy issues characterized by their
scientific and technological content."
For more information about IP3 see:
http://www.ip3.gatech.edu/
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