You can register by making a contribution of $5 or more.
We are putting the finishing touches on the schedule for our March 10th Pirate Party conference, and we wanted to share what the talks will be.
David House, a researcher at MIT who helped set up the Bradley Manning Support Network, will be giving a talk entitled: Going toe-to-toe with the state: navigating the challenges of a digital activist.
Shauna Gordon-McKeon, organizer for the Boston Sunlight Foundation, will talk about some of the programming projects transparency activists are using to open up government data.
Writer and publisher Cecilia Tan, Shane Bugbee and composer Matthew Davidson will be on the Tales from the Net: Making a living at being creative panel.
Michael Anderson will give a talk called Fight Ridiculous With Ridiculous: The Guerrilla Tactics of Fair Use.
Also, Conor Sherman will give a talk on maintaining your security on the internet called Stranger Danger: Don’t Click that Link Even If They Offer Puppies and Candy.
Finally, we will have a number of talks by Pirate Party members, including:
- Exploring Kopimism by Lauren Pespisa
- Patents Upending by Erik Zoltan
- Fair Use for Activists by Chris Walsh
- How to Run for Office by James O’Keefe
We will also have time for open discussion of where the Pirate Party should go and what issues we should focus on. We hope you will join us on March 10th.
Please register by making a contribution of $5 or more.
We are putting the finishing touches on the schedule for our March 10th Pirate Party conference, and we wanted to share what the talks will be.
David House, a researcher at MIT who helped set up the Bradley Manning Support Network, will be giving a talk entitled: Going toe-to-toe with the state: navigating the challenges of a digital activist.
Shauna Gordon-McKeon, organizer for the Boston Sunlight Foundation, will talk about some of the programming projects transparency activists are using to open up government data.
Writer and publisher Cecilia Tan, Shane Bugbee and composer Matthew Davidson will be on the Tales from the Net: Making a living at being creative panel.
Michael Anderson will give a talk called Fight Ridiculous With Ridiculous: The Guerrilla Tactics of Fair Use.
Also, Conor Sherman will give a talk on maintaining your security on the internet called Stranger Danger: Don’t Click that Link Even If They Offer Puppies and Candy.
Finally, we will have a number of talks by Pirate Party members, including:
We will also have time for open discussion of where the Pirate Party should go and what issues we should focus on. We hope you will join us on March 10th.