Scheduling

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Here's where the scheduling happens. No need to claim a day landrush-style; just add in what day your guests have said they're available.

Monday (5-7pm) Presenters' names Topic name Guests (confirmed) Guests (not yet confirmed)
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2-Feb
9-FebAyelet, AaronFree and Open Source SoftwareBenjami Mako Hill
16-FebGraham, MarkInternet and Social InequityEszter Hargittai
23-FebDebbie, and MattOld Laws/New MediaProf. Charles Nesson
2-MarMel, Elana, RainerAll Together Now For Great Justice Dot OrgEthan Zuckerman, Nicco Mele
2-MarJason & MichelleTools: Twitter in the Classroom
9-MarDharmishta Rood & Jon FildesThe Future of NewsRuss Stanton, Jeff Jarvis
16-MarJoe & MiriamThe Future of (c) & EntertainmentStacey Lynn Schulman Various artists
30-MarJason & MichelleTools: Seesmic
30-MarGwen, Jon, LeeThe Google Book Search SettlementProf. John Palfrey, Jeffrey Cunard (remote), Allan A. Ryan
6-AprDan Ray, Joshua Gruenspecht, & Conor KennedyThe Increasingly Inaccurately Named Class on Anonymity & PrivacyColin Maclay, Andrew McLaughlin
13-AprAndrew Klaber & David LevineOnline Monopolies: Virtue or VicePeter ThielPeter Thiel (PayPal founder, Facebook early investor, Clarium Capital hedge fund founder, The Founders Fund venture capital founder)
20-AprVera Ranieri & Arjun MehraInternet Governance & RegulationMilton Mueller of the Internet Governance Project
22-AprJason & MichelleLessons From TEDJune Cohen of TED Media (via podcast)
27-AprElisabeth Theodore & Matthew WansleyPrediction MarketsJustin WolfersHal Varian
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