Creative Commons for Privacy
Posted by Aaron Titus on July 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Privacy Bar Camp DC
by Aaron Titus
In late June, 2009 I attended the Privacy Bar Camp DC (Twitter: @PrivacyCampDC) organized by Shaun Dakin with support from the Center for Democracy and Technology, and conducted at the Center for American Progress. I confess that I attended primarily to aid my job search (psst… that was a shameless, self-promoting plug), but ended up having a great time. Bar camps have an ingenious format which promotes a high degree of participation, interaction, and brainstorming. They have nothing to do with a state legal bar, nor camping. And the genius is, they don’t have an agenda. Read more
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