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Dec 21

Tinkering in Clouds

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Ed Felten just announced a cool workshop at Princeton January 14-15, called "Computing in the Cloud".

The agenda for our workshop on the social and policy implications of "Computing in the Cloud" is now available, along with information about how to register (for free). We have a great lineup of speakers, with panels on "Possession and ownership of data", "Security and risk in the cloud", "Civics in the cloud", and "What?s next". The workshop is organized by the Center for InfoTech Policy at Princeton, and sponsored by Microsoft.

It appears to be the first big event for Princeton's new Center for Information Technology Policy, directed by Ed Felten and David Robinson.

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