Institute for Computer Policy and Law (ICPL) Annual Seminar July 20-23

Created by Rodney J. Petersen (EDUCAUSE) on June 25, 2009

This year's ICPL Annual Seminar in Ithaca, NY kicks off in a little less than a month and there are still slots available (click here to register). Monday-Thursday, July 20-23, starting Monday with a half-day introduction to Internet Law and Policy from Steve McDonald. Topics Tuesday-Thursday range from Self-Snooping to In Loco Parentis and include Cloud Computing (our featured topic), P2P, Outsourcing E-Mail, the Google Book Project, and many others. EDUCAUSE's own Richard Katz will be our dinner speaker Tuesday evening, talking about Cloud Computing. See the full schedule.

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		Institute for Computer Policy and Law (ICPL) Annual Seminar July 20-23 Created by Rodney J. Petersen (EDUCAUSE) on June 25, 2009 This year's ICPL Annual Seminar in Ithaca, NY kicks off in a little less than a month and there are still slots available (click here to register). Monday-Thursday, July 20-23, starting Monday with a half-day introduction to Internet Law and Policy from Steve McDonald. Topics Tuesday-Thursday range from Self-Snooping to In Loco Parentis and include Cloud Computing (our featured topic), P2P, Outsourcing E-Mail, the Google Book Project, and many others. EDUCAUSE's own Richard Katz will be our dinner speaker Tuesday evening, talking about Cloud Computing. See the full schedule. Policy Announcements \| Cloud Computing \| Copyright \| Cybersecurity \| ICPL \| Institute for Computer Policy and Law \| Outsourcing \| Outsourcing E-mail Rodney's blog Login or register to post comments 114 reads
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