BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://cdt.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.28// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:Center for Democracy and Technology Events X-WR-CALDESC:Events found on https://cdt.org X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20240502T051516UTC-661229e74b@https://cdt.org DTSTAMP:20240502T051516Z DESCRIPTION:Join The George Washington University Law School’\;s Feder al Communications Law Journal at its 2nd Annual Symposium. The title this year is Sovereignty: The Race to Regulate\, Putting Consumers First as Com munications Technology Emerges.\nThis year’s theme examines who would be b etter suited to regulate emerging technology and the related industries. M any states have recently passed laws regulating biometrics\, driverless ve hicles\, and data breaches. Is Congress or the federal government better s uited for this role? Conversely\, should states and the federal government be left out so that the industry could develop its own standards?\nEric G oldman\, Professor of Law and Co-director\, High Tech Law Institute\, Sant a Clara University School of Law\, will deliver the keynote address at the symposium\, and Grant Nelson\, Counsel\, Compliance and Technology\, Netw ork Advertising Initiative will moderate the panel.\nAgenda: \n9 am: Welco me Reception\n9:30 am: Welcome\n9:45 am: Eric Goldman\, Professor of Law a nd Co-director\, High Tech Law Institute\, Santa Clara University School o f Law\n10:20 am: Coffee Break\n10:45 am: Sovereignty: The Race to Regulate \, Putting Consumers First as Communication Technology Emerges Panel\n\nGr ant Nelson\, NAI (Moderator)\nJoe Jerome\, Privacy &\; Policy Counsel\, CDT\nMorgan Kennedy\, Attorney\, Office of the General Counsel\, Federal Trade Commission\nTravis LeBlanc\, Partner\, Boies Schiller Flexner\nBakar i Middleton\, Counsel\, U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee\n\nNoon: Closing R emarks  DTSTART:20180222T050000Z DTEND:20180223T045959Z LOCATION:The George Washington University Law School\, Tasher Great Room\, 2000 H Street NW\, Washington\, DC 20052 SUMMARY:Sovereignty: The Race to Regulate\, Putting Consumers First as Comm unication Technology Emerges URL:https://cdt.org/event/sovereignty-the-race-to-regulate-putting-consumer s-first-as-communication-technology-emerges/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR