Overview Schedule Directions/Logistics Hashtag: #isif Video Recordings: Keynote video Panel 1 Panel 2 Panel 3 The internet is at once a means for great openness and great control -- expression and exclusion. These forces have long been at work online, but have recently come to the fore in debates over the United States' cyber security […]
Overview Schedule Speakers The body of digital information held by various entities is both staggering and constantly expanding. Each day we hear new reports of newly digitized "dark" archives, enhanced digital tracing techniques, data privacy breaches, and aggregated data sets. At the same time, much historically important information goes unrecorded -- at least in any […]
Overview Schedule Directions/Logistics This conference is free and open to the public. China and the United States are two of the leading countries in the world for technology innovation, internet business, and telecommunications. Technology's rapid evolution is exciting, but it poses challenging policy questions. How does a country best encourage technology innovation in a global […]
Co-sponsored by the New York University Information Law Institute and the Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy, with generous support from Microsoft. Space for this event is limited and registration is currently closed. If you would like to attend, but did not get a chance to register, please contact . The age of ubiquitous computing […]
Overview Directions/Logistics hashtag: #bigprivacy Streaming Live: https://www.youtube.com/user/citpprinceton Privacy is currently undergoing a phase transition as digital technologies collect, combine, and reveal deeply personal information about us at any unprecedented scale. This conference will bring together experts in computer science and public policy to examine three key questions that define the new era of "big privacy" […]
Overview Directions/Logistics Hashtag: #princetonbtc Underlying the commercial possibilities of Bitcoin are both a fascinating, innovative and complex technical architecture and an intricate balance of market forces, social norms, and group consensus. Bitcoin has grown considerably from its original specification and it's often unclear the extent to which Bitcoin's rules are technical vs social in nature. […]