August 17-19, 2010: Join us for the debut of our new conference, pii - privacy identity innovation. Taking place in Seattle this August, pii2010 will explore the impact that emerging technologies are having on how electronic data is created, shared, collected and stored. The conference will also serve as the launch pad for pii Labs, an ongoing forum for brainstorming and collaborating. Registration is now open -- visit the pii2010.com site for more details.
Entertainment, business and technology innovators from around the world converge in Las Vegas every January for the annual International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), making it the place to be to preview the latest technologies and trends.
For the first time, Tech Policy Summit teamed up with the Consumer Electronics Association to host a series of in-depth sessions at the 2010 International CES, January 7-9, 2010.
Tech Policy Summit @ CES featured leading speakers from government, industry and the nonprofit community who are involved in shaping the future of telecom and tech policy and topics included:
• The Development and Impact of a U.S. Broadband Pplan
• Making Spectrum Available for Next-gen Wireless Apps and Services
• Digital Copyright and the Future of Content Creation and Distribution
• What Tech can Expect from Congress and the Administration in 2010
In addition, there was a special one-on-one conversation between CEA president and CEO Gary Shapiro and Federal Communications Commission chairman Julius Genachowski.
Plans for the next Tech Policy Summit conference will be announced here this summer. Until then, be sure to visit pii2010.com to learn more about our new pii2010 conference, taking place August 17-19, 2010 in Seattle.
Tech Policy Central's mission is to encourage nonpartisan dialogue about tech policy -- not just among Beltway insiders but throughout the technology industry -- and our in-person meetings and conferences are a key part of how we hope to...
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August 17-19, 2010: Join us for the debut of our new conference, pii - privacy identity innovation. Taking place in Seattle this August, pii2010 will explore the impact that emerging technologies are having on how electronic data is created, shared, collected and stored. The conference will also serve as the launch pad for pii Labs, an ongoing forum for brainstorming and collaborating. Registration is now open -- visit the pii2010.com site for more details.
Produced by SageScape, Tech Policy Summit is the only executive conference of its kind that brings together prominent leaders from the private and public sectors to examine critical policy issues impacting technology innovation and adoption in the United States and beyond.
The 3rd annual Tech Policy Summit was held May 11-13, 2009 at the San Mateo Marriott hotel in the San Francisco Bay Area, and details on the next edition of Tech Policy Summit will be announced here soon.
Tech Policy Summit's mission is to bridge the gaps that sometimes exist -- even between like-minded organizations with common goals -- and to encourage more dialog so that there is greater accord between what happens in D.C. and what matters in Silicon Valley.
The nonpartisan gathering provides an independent, balanced forum for learning and networking among an exclusive group of industry insiders, government officials, nonprofit leaders and academic experts who may have different perspectives but who share a common goal of enabling innovation.
Learn more about the speakers and agenda from the last Summit held in May, and join our mailing list to receive important updates and announcements on upcoming events.
We also invite you to visit the Media Vault for photos and podcasts from previous Tech Policy Summit conferences - the complete list of 2009 podcasts can be found here.
The producers of Tech Policy Summit (TPS) hosted the inaugural TPS: Broadband Innovation conference on Monday, May 11, 2009 at the San Mateo Marriott hotel.
Co-located with the 3rd annual Tech Policy Summit, TPS: Broadband Innovation was designed to assist community and business leaders by highlighting broadband applications and offering best practices for improving Internet access and adoption in the United States. TPS: Broadband Innovation also examined federal efforts to improve broadband deployment and the call for a comprehensive national broadband strategy.
App-Rising.com editor Geoff Daily, co-chair of the U.S. Broadband Coalition's implementation committee, served as emcee for the conference. For more information on the program, please visit the Speakers page and the Agenda page. We also invite you to learn more about the conference's sponsors, and videos of conference sessions are available in the Media Vault.
