Final Madrid roundup, off to Austin

Ethan Zuckerman has a great post about the criticism received by our Thursday Madrid panel when we presented a set of recommendations about how not to destroy free speech on the internet while fighting terrorism. He also has an excellent summary of the discussions and debates that our group had all day Wednesday as we put those recommendations together. David Weinberger summarizes the press conference our group gave – mainly to Spanish press – later on Thursday.

After a weekend traveling and then recovering from travel, I’m off again to Austin, TX for the end of the South-by-Southwest conference, where I’ll be on two Tuesday panels: Blogging vs. Journalism (the title is a non-starter but I didn’t name the panel), and How to Think About Democracy & Technology. Then I’ll participate in an all-day workshop on Wednesday focusing on activist technology.  I’m looking forward to learning a lot… despite my conference fatigue.

Comments

[weaverluke]

Rebecca, your link to Ethan's piece is broken. Did you mean ?

[weaverluke]

Link got stripped out of previous...

http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/ethan/2005/03/10#a808

[Rebecca MacKinnon]

Thanks Weaverluke. Fixed it.