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Reason is a proud media sponsor of the annual Computers, Freedom, and Privacy Conference, which will take place May 2-5 in Washington, DC. This year's theme: Life, Liberty & Digital Rights.
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Life, Liberty & Digital Rights
The 16th Annual Conference on Computers, Freedom & Privacy
May 2- 5, Washington, DC
CFP is one of the largest and oldest privacy and technology conferences in the world. Anyone interested in privacy and security should attend. This year's panel topics include government surveillance, federal privacy legislation, electronic voting, RFID, network neutrality, privacy of electronic health efforts, spyware, and social networking.
Keynote speakers include Senator Patrick Leahy, Lydia Parnes--Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, and Vernor Vinge--Computer Scientist and Science Fiction Author.
Program, venue, registration and other details can be found at www.cfp.org.
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