FC: Privacy events in DC and SF on Jan 24: PRI and Cato Institute

From: Declan McCullagh (declanat_private)
Date: Fri Jan 18 2002 - 03:06:12 PST

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    From: "Lucas Mast" <lmastat_private>
    To: <declanat_private>
    Subject: Biometrics event
    Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 09:00:01 -0500
    
    Declan--
    
    Enjoy your travels.  If you have not left yet, could you send the link below
    to your list?  We are having an event at Cato on Biometrics Jan. 24th
    (11-12:30) with Dorothy Denning of Georgetown University, Visionics's Dr.
    Joseph Atick, Marc Rotenberg of EPIC, and John Woodward of Rand.  Entitled
    "Eye in the Sky--and Everywhere Else" it promises to be an interesting
    discussion of the issues surrounding biometric technologies.  Like all Cato
    events it is free, with lunch to follow.
    
    http://www.cato.org/events/020124pf.html
    
    Thanks,
    Lucas
    
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    Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 12:36:46 -0800
    From: Sonia Arrison <sarrisonat_private>
    To: declanat_private
    Subject: FTC Director, Howard Beales, to keynote privacy law conference
    
    
    
    FTC Director of Consumer Protection,
    Howard Beales,
    to keynote San Francisco Conference on Controversial California Privacy
    Law
    
    Proposed state legislation that would impose opt-in and other
    regulatory requirements on the use of consumer information has become
    one of the hottest issues in Sacramento. The proposals could have
    dramatic implications for consumers and businesses in California and
    nationwide. Mr. Beales will present the federal government's view of
    regulating commercial information, followed by a panel of experts that
    will discuss the economic and legal perspectives of new regulation.
    
    Who:  Howard Beales, Director, Bureau of Consumer Protection, FTC
               Sonia Arrison, Director, Center for Technology Studies,
    Pacific Research Institute, PRI
               Jeffrey Eisenach, President, Progress and Freedom Foundation,
    PFF
               Peter Johnson, Columbia University
               Michael Turner, Information Services Executive Council
    
    When: Thursday, January 24, 2002
                 12 pm - luncheon
                  3 pm - wrap-up
    
    Where: Carnelian Room, Bank of America Building
                  555 California Street, 52nd Floor, San Francisco
    
    Cost: $30
    
    RSVP required
    call (415) 955-6123
    fax (415) 989-2411
    e-mail > eventsat_private
    
    This event is being sponsored by Pacific Research Institute and The
    Progress & Freedom Foundation.
    
    
    
    
    
    
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