Link: Supernova 2006 . 
Big thoughts from business, government, technology and other leaders about the decentralization brought on by the Internet. If you want to know about the future of the Net, this is the place. This is another example of video blogs, podcasts, live streaming audio, and other ways to be someplace you're not. On June 23 and 24th in San Francisco, Supernova attendees got to hear the movers and shakers discuss how Net connections are changing the planet. Net neutrality, social networking, wikis, Web 2.0, and other world changing ideas. Good stuff.
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June 27, 2006
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Was there @SuperNova, and you are correct, good stuff. There seem to be so many gatherings like this, I find it quite useful for them to leverage the Internet to reach a distributed extended audience. Several of the issues raised there (specifically Internet Governance digital identity, and information security) are covered in my blog (still in lockdown for database revisions, but please stay tuned :-) and I would enjoy virtually discussing with you as a lawyer who leverages the technology.
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GAM|out
Posted by: Gregory Miller | June 28, 2006 at 12:38 PM