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What

The Technology and Politics Camp is intended as a hands-on day of networking, brainstorming, and planning for organizations working at the intersection of politics and the Internet (or media in general). The idea came out of the Technology and Politics session at BarCampStanford.

The general goal is to create stronger and more coherent coalitions devoted to democratic technology, freedom, social justice, and sustainability.

When

December 17, 2006

9:30am - 5:30 pm

(In conjunction with CPSR annual meeting on 12/16)

Eventful event detail page

upcoming.org event link

Car Parts

Where

Open Source Applications Foundation

543 Howard St. 5th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94105

Sessions and Notes

Share links to notes (and blog entries about particular sessions) on the SessionsSchedule page

(Here's the previous Session Planning page.)

Tag

Use the tag "technopolitics" for blog posts, flickr photos, youtube videos, slideshare powerpoints, etc.

Participants

(Add your name and organizational affiliation(s). Click "Edit page" at the top to add names.)

William McIver, Jr. - CPSR & National Research Council Canada
Brian Zisk - Future of Music Coalition
Jeff Perlstein - Media Alliance
Stephen Cataldo - (SpaceShare)
Silona Bonewald - League of Technical Voters (flying in from Austin Tx)
Dan Robinson
Tech Lines

Tracy Ruggles
Eric Klotz
Mikhail Tuknov
Todd Davies - CPSR, PIECE and Stanford Symbolic Systems Program
Dan Krimm - CPSR
Lillie Coney - CPSR/EPIC
Robert Guerra - CPSR/Privaterra
Peter Eckersley - EFF
Danny O'Brien - EFF
Fred von Lohmann - EFF
Tim Bonnemann
David Geilhufe - (CivicSpace)
Jennifer Granick - Stanford CIS
Lauren Gelman - CPSR/Stanford CIS
Koral Wilkinson - Irina Pinball
Brian Sullivan - CivicEvolution
Eugene Chan - Community Technology Foundation of California
Jerry Feldman, ICSI
David Zetland -- The Rumor-Mill -- may be late...
Karin Hart - Labor Studies @ Laney College and CWA9415
Andrew Hoppin - CivicSpace, NASA, YearlyKos, Trellon, RootsCamp (Second Life)
Tom Hunt
Lisa Koonts
Desiree Miloshevic - CPSR/ISOC
Saira Mian
Seeta Peña Gangadharan (Media Alliance, Stanford Dept. of Comm.)
Dan Ancona -- California Voter Connect & Speak Out California
Sasha Magee
Ray Tobey -- SF Green Party
Bob Brigham
Bodó Balázs -- CC Hungary / Stanford CIS
Peter Berghammer Oyun
Declan McCullagh -- CNET
Matt Burrows
Werner Goveya
Bruce Wolfe -- Green Campaigns
Eli Edwards -- Santa Clara University School of Law
Adam Marcus -- Santa Clara University School of Law
Brent Edwards -- Fluorescent Dreams Wax Cylinders
Kimo Crossman - kimo at webnetic.net
Nicole Ozer, Technology and Civil Liberties Policy Director, ACLU-NC. http://www.aclunc.org/issues/technology/index.shtml
Linda Ackerman, Privacy Activism
Chris Hoofnagle, senior attorney, Samuelson Clinic, UC-Berkeley
Eric Dynamic -- CTO, UC Telecommunications Company - support at transpacific.net
Peter Broadwell -- Peter Broadwell -- Thinker at Wink.com
Mike Weiksner -- founder, e-thepeople.org, Department of Communication, Stanford University
Colombe Chappey - Chiapas Support Committee
Peter Warfield, Library Users Association
Annalee Newitz -- CPSR Vice President (I'll be there in the morning but need to leave by 1 PM)
Michael McCarthy cheapest broadband
Andrei Scheinkman - Technorati, formerly Civic Footprint / Center for Neighborhood Technology
Steve Rhodes (I'll be there in the morning)
Colin Sagan, Quilted.org
Yaffa J. Sassoon
Oliver Moldenhauer, Netzwerk freies Wissen and Attac Germany, Working on G8 in Germany.
Dustin R. Boyer - Harvard Law School
Kathie Legg, [http://news.yahoo.com/fc/US/2008_Presidential_Election]

Folks who are interested (but not sure yet if they'll make it)

Brian Dear, Eventful, Inc.
State Rep Mark Cohen, Dem PA
April Pedersen, DemocracyInAction.org
Shitu, Tech2Check.org
Elise Engelhardt, WorkIt.com
The Sunlight Foundation would be interested: http://sunlightfoundation.com/, especially their web2.0 labs: http://sunlightlabs.com/
Phil Wolff
Philip DesAutels, Academic Evangelist, Microsoft
Arthur at Civicactions
Zack a chapter3
Stowe Boyd
Katrin at NTEN
Mikhail Tuknov / Internet Marketing
Eric Leland / Leland Design
Gabe Wachob
Matthew Dobbins MetroPCS
Jacob Singh at Civicactions
Kari Peterson Community Media Review and PEGspace
J.D. Falk - Yahoo!, Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group, Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial E-mail
Graham Freeman from Cernio
Karl Auerbach Selbstvertrauen
Aaron Swartz
Fen at Civicactions
John Paruresis
gunner at Aspiration
Mike Adams, SEIU Local 790 IT staff
Gina at NetSquared
Jesse Zbikowski
Evan Livingston Tanning Salons
Ludo Lamy
Michelle Clay - chasing cacti
Chris Fletcher Best Product Reviews
Alvin Wang - GigaChannels
John Gilmore - EFF, The Identity Project
Chris Messina
Tara Hunt
Jair, Imaginify
Kalin Agrawal Selbstsicherheit
James Littlejohn
Courtenay Strickland Bhatia - Verified Voting
Phil Albert - Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP
Jeremy Rahe
Daniel Goldman (I will have to leave early)
Ricky Deez - Internet Marketing
Tamish Mehra - , Windows Mobile
Greg Davidson - , Legitimate Wholesale Directory

Regrets

Kristie Wells and Chris Heuer - We will be in NYC so we will not be able to attend. Please keep us posted on future events.
Bradley Stuart will be in Mexico. Thank you for the invitation.
Patrice McDermott - Normally, I would love to take part in this, but can't be on the west coast on this date.
Kwami Ahiabenu,II CPSR/Penplusbytes interesting subject matter but can not make it, hope I can interface online.
noneck noel arrrr, me mates have hoisted sail and irrr be on the east coast.
Kwasi Boakye-Akyeampong. Just can't make it. I was looking forward to it.
Roger Rydberg Minnesota contact - CPSR (See www.yahoo.com Minnesota-cpsr group)Can't make it.
Micheas Herman -- Green Campaigns
Kari Gray. Prior commitment, but I look forward to hearing about it.
Nica Lorber
Nick Urban. Something came up. Hopefully next time.

Needs

We need people to bring some food and a few other items: Things we need

Topics

Things to talk about, issues to investigate etc.

DOPA follow-up
2006 mid-term elections follow-up
Use of telephony, Skype/VoIP especially, in the 06 and 08 election cycles
Net neutrality
Open spectrum
Tools for activism
Online deliberation
Digital divides/Digital Inclusion (see, for example, the Ndiyo project)
Community computing
Software patents and free software
Domestic wiretapping and privacy
Voting technology and security (demand open source machines & design?)
Partnering in grant proposals
Tech industry engagement with authoritarian regimes
Media reform
Digital identity
Technology and labor
Legislation.wikia.com and Open standards for documenting legislation - I finally edited the wiki with the notes from barcamp go to http://legislation.wikia.com
Tools for coalition building and striving towards consensus - Silona
Bringing these issues to the average Internet user -- Chip
SF Muni-WiFi (aka TechConnect) - Bruce, Kimo, Sasha
Government oversight, transparency and whistleblowing (ie, The Rumor-Mill)
RFID (The untold privacy and practical downsides)