[kictanet] Fwd: [isoc-ny] VIDEO: Tech policy 2015: The year ahead @AEITech

Tue Feb 3 16:54:34 EAT 2015

I just wanted to send this over to Kictanet.  The conversation around the
IANA transition is heating up and now that we're all looking at real
movement on Internet governance at a global level, some predictable
politics are stepping in.  I have no idea what the future holds, but these
are definitely interesting times.

Cheers,
Adam
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Subject: [isoc-ny] VIDEO: Tech policy 2015: The year ahead @AEITech
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The AEI is a Washington DC thijnk tank established in 1938. While nominally
non-partisan, they are known for harboring right wing viewpoints. As the
Republican-controlled 114th Congress gets under way there is refreshed
vigor in tackling tech issues. Much of this is summed up in Senator Thune's
talk here, which lays out a comprehensive agenda.

We've already seen the House and Senate launch their own Open Internet
scheme. The FCC panelists seemed all to be resigned to a Title II
reclassication, and predicted it would turn out messy. The policy panel
considered that technical issues had become over politicized. Effort has to
be made by both sides to find compromise solutions. The CommActUpdate will
take time. The third 'governance' panel was spiced up by the presence of
David Post and Ambassador David Gross. In his remarks the Senator had
mentioned that Congress intends a hands on approach to the IANA transition.
He promised a hearing. Another topic was the announcement the day before by
the President of France that social media could be penalized for harboring
hate speech, with Andrea Glorioso from the audience invoking the specter of
global resistance to "US First Amendment imperialism" which was responded
to by another audience member who criticized European privacy
exceptionalism. There was back and forth over who has the real power,
states or the private sector.

I've broken the 4 hour live webcast into segments. Remember that you can
set YouTube to run at up to 2x speed to skim.

   joly posted: "On Wednesday January 28 2015 the American Enterprise
Institute (AEI) hosted Tech policy 2015: The year ahead. The event
comprised 3 panels which examined the FCC, Congress, and international
regulatory processes respectively. Senator John Thune, chair of "

 [image: AEI] <http://www.aei.org/>On *Wednesday January 28 2015* the *American
Enterprise Institute <http://www.aei.org/>* (AEI) hosted *Tech policy 2015:
The year ahead <http://www.aei.org/events/tech-policy-2015-year-ahead/>*.
The event comprised 3 panels which examined the FCC, Congress, and
international regulatory processes respectively. *Senator John Thune*,
chair of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee
delivered a lunchtime keynote. Video is below.
*Twitter*: #ThuneatAEI <https://twitter.com/hashtag/thuneataei?f=realtime>

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*PANEL: Regulatory activism at the FCC: Looking ahead to a busy year*

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV-NvM5SLfY?rel=0&start=388&end=4066&w=600&h=338>
*View on YouTube*: http://youtu.be/qV-NvM5SLfY?t=06m28s
*Speakers*: Richard Bennett, AEI; Matthew Berry, FCC;Babette Boliek,
AEI;Gus Hurwitz, AEI; Daniel Lyons, AEI.
*Moderator*: Mark Jamison, PURC, University of Florida

===

*KEYNOTE: John Thune, US Senate (R-SD)*

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV-NvM5SLfY?rel=0&start=4143&end=5863&w=600&h=338>
*View on YouTube*: http://youtu.be/qV-NvM5SLfY?t=1h09m20s
*Prepared statement*:
http://www.aei.org/publication/tech-policy-2015-year-ahead-thune-remarks/

===

*PANEL: Can Congress fix communications policy? Prospects for statutory
reform*

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV-NvM5SLfY?rel=0&start=6770&end=10563&w=600&h=338>
*View on YouTube*: http://youtu.be/qV-NvM5SLfY?t=1h52m50s
*Speakers*: Ray Baum, House Committee on Energy and Commerce; Peter
Davidson, Verizon; Mark Jamison, PURC, University of Florida; Roslyn
Layton, AEI; Bret Swanson, AEI.
*Moderator*: Richard Bennett, AEI

===

*PANEL: Cyberspace vs. nation states: Is the Internet (still) ungovernable?*
 <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV-NvM5SLfY?rel=0&start=11204&w=600&h=338>
*View on YouTube*: http://youtu.be/qV-NvM5SLfY?t=3h6m43s
*Speakers*: David Gross, Wiley Rein LLP; David Post, New America
Foundation; Ariel Rabkin, AEI; Tom Sydnor, AEI; Shane Tews, AEI;
*Moderator*: Jeffrey Eisenach, AEI

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