[okfn-discuss] Fwd: [CFP] Computers, Freedom, and Privacy 2013 call for proposals (deadline December 15)

Smarthart mark.lizar at gmail.com
Mon Nov 12 12:25:33 UTC 2012


Thanks Laura, 

I think we  (Open Notice) are going to put forward a submission.  Something along the lines of Open Notice to Open Digital Freedoms. 

As well, if anyone is interested (especially those interested in the freedom, data control or privacy) here is the recently accepted Open Notice position paper being presented at the W3C - DNT & Beyond conference at the end of the month. 

Best Regards, 

Mark

On 12 Nov 2012, at 10:11, Laura James <laura.james at okfn.org> wrote:

> This CFP might be of interest to some...  particularly the "freedom" track.
> 
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> 
> Dr Laura James
> Open Knowledge Foundation 
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> http://okfn.org
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> Date: 8 November 2012 06:02
> Subject: [CFP] Computers, Freedom, and Privacy 2013 call for proposals (deadline December 15)
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>     For time and the world do not stand still.  Change is the law
>     of life.  And those who look only to the past or the present
>     are certain to miss the future.  --- John F. Kennedy
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> To the CFP Community:
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> We need your help.  CFP relies on the expertise of the CFP community
> of experts --- advocates, academics, technologists and policymakers
> and influencers to help plan the CFP conferences.  We are now putting
> out a call for proposals for CFP2013.  Proposals can be for potential
> speakers, panelists, and debate topics.
> 
> The theme of the conference is "Our Computers, Our Freedom:  Can You
> Trust Anyone in the Digital Age?" and we will be focusing on the
> three tracks of the conference --- Track 1: Technology; Track 2:
> Freedom; Track 3: Privacy.  The Program Committee's goal for CFP2013
> is to have a balanced mix of all topics and is especially welcome to
> proposals related to the technology aspects of our digital world.
> 
> Proposals can be submitted here:
> 
> http://www.cfp.org/2013/wiki/index.php/Submission_guidelines
> 
> The deadline for submissions is December 15.  Submitters will be
> notified as their proposals are accepted.
> 
> The CFP2013 Program Committee will review the proposals and create
> the agenda for next year's conference.  As in years past, the Program
> Committee may offer suggestions to draw out topics, recommend that
> similar proposals be combined into one session, and help in securing
> panelists and keynote speakers.
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> Thanks.
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> CFP2013 Co-Chairs
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> Frank Torres
> Microsoft
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> Chris Calabrese
> American Civil Liberties Union
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