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8. Events
Two events on Tuesday Nov. 28th that might spark the class' interest:
Tuesday, November 28
6:00 p.m. Dinner Buffet
7:00 p.m. Presentation
9:00 p.m. Dessert Reception
Annenberg Auditorium
USC Campus
Panelists
Joe Trippi
MSNBC commentator and author of “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised”
Spearheaded Presidential candidate Howard Dean’s ground breaking online campaign
Marty Kaplan
Director of The Norman Lear Center
Former White House speechwriter, Washington journalist, and deputy presidential campaign manager
Rob Stutzman
Former deputy chief of staff for communications for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Principal of DC Navigators
Donna Lucas
California press secretary for President George H. W. Bush
Deputy press secretary for Governor George Deukmejian
Public affairs counselor for Porter Novelli
Moderator: Geoff Cowan
Dean of the USC Annenberg School for Communications
Former director of Voice of America under President Bill Clinton
RSVPS REQUIRED: http://annenberg.usc.edu/AboutUs/Events/RSVP.aspx
Tuesday, September 19, 7:00 pm. Venue: USC Annenberg ASC 207
Tuesday, Cory Doctorow, USC's U.S.-Canada Fulbright scholar, year-long visiting professor, award-winning sci-fi writer and co-editor of boingboing.net hosts the next lecture in his Technology and Public Diplomacy speaker series. These talks are open to the public all semester long and Cory has a great list of speakers.
This series covers "Hollywood's secret war on your living room." As Elizabeth mentioned at the end of our last class, code is everything and this series focuses on how technology is restricted in the name of protecting copyright and other exclusive rights over knowledge goods. This is a fundamental issue to any online community and university.
Tuesday, Cory welcomes Michael Ayers, the Toshiba lawyer who negotiates their DRM deals for a discussion on digital rights management, copyright and new technology.
For anyone who wants a great overview to the issues of "Set-Top Control," I recommend listening to the MP3 of Cory's opening talk. I've already gone back and listened to it a second time. It's a wonderful introduction.
Canada Fulbright Chair Speaker Series: Seth Schoen
Please join Cory Doctorow, Canadian Fulbright Chair in Public Diplomacy, for a discussion with Seth Schoen on lessons learned during his career as Staff Technologist for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). Schoen assists other technologists in understanding the civil liberties implications of their work while also aiding EFF staff better understand the underlying technology related to the organization’s legal work. Before joining EFF, Schoen worked at Linuxcare, where he was the lead developer of the Linuxcare Bootable Business Card. 7:00 pm. Annenberg Room 207.
Please join Cory Doctorow, Canadian Fulbright Chair in Public Diplomacy, for a discussion with Seth Schoen on lessons learned during his career as Staff Technologist for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). Schoen assists other technologists in understanding the civil liberties implications of their work while also aiding EFF staff better understand the underlying technology related to the organization’s legal work. Before joining EFF, Schoen worked at Linuxcare, where he was the lead developer of the Linuxcare Bootable Business Card. 7:00 pm. Annenberg Room 207.
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“Getting Your Vote: Post-Election Analysis
of the Communications Strategies that Won (and Lost) the Day”
2006 Kenneth Owler Smith Symposium Draws Blue-Ribbon Panel
Political campaigns have been around since democracy was born and many credit them with establishing the roots of today’s public relations practice. On the heels of the mid-term elections, the 2006 Kenneth Owler Smith Symposium looks at the communications strategies utilized by California’s candidates to see which ones won the day…and which ones failed. It will be a fascinating look behind the scenes with top political analysts and communications experts.
of the Communications Strategies that Won (and Lost) the Day”
2006 Kenneth Owler Smith Symposium Draws Blue-Ribbon Panel
Political campaigns have been around since democracy was born and many credit them with establishing the roots of today’s public relations practice. On the heels of the mid-term elections, the 2006 Kenneth Owler Smith Symposium looks at the communications strategies utilized by California’s candidates to see which ones won the day…and which ones failed. It will be a fascinating look behind the scenes with top political analysts and communications experts.
Tuesday, November 28
6:00 p.m. Dinner Buffet
7:00 p.m. Presentation
9:00 p.m. Dessert Reception
Annenberg Auditorium
USC Campus
Panelists
Joe Trippi
MSNBC commentator and author of “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised”
Spearheaded Presidential candidate Howard Dean’s ground breaking online campaign
Marty Kaplan
Director of The Norman Lear Center
Former White House speechwriter, Washington journalist, and deputy presidential campaign manager
Rob Stutzman
Former deputy chief of staff for communications for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Principal of DC Navigators
Donna Lucas
California press secretary for President George H. W. Bush
Deputy press secretary for Governor George Deukmejian
Public affairs counselor for Porter Novelli
Moderator: Geoff Cowan
Dean of the USC Annenberg School for Communications
Former director of Voice of America under President Bill Clinton
RSVPS REQUIRED: http://annenberg.usc.edu/AboutUs/Events/RSVP.aspx
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Tuesday, September 19, 7:00 pm. Venue: USC Annenberg ASC 207
Tuesday, Cory Doctorow, USC's U.S.-Canada Fulbright scholar, year-long visiting professor, award-winning sci-fi writer and co-editor of boingboing.net hosts the next lecture in his Technology and Public Diplomacy speaker series. These talks are open to the public all semester long and Cory has a great list of speakers.
This series covers "Hollywood's secret war on your living room." As Elizabeth mentioned at the end of our last class, code is everything and this series focuses on how technology is restricted in the name of protecting copyright and other exclusive rights over knowledge goods. This is a fundamental issue to any online community and university.
Tuesday, Cory welcomes Michael Ayers, the Toshiba lawyer who negotiates their DRM deals for a discussion on digital rights management, copyright and new technology.
For anyone who wants a great overview to the issues of "Set-Top Control," I recommend listening to the MP3 of Cory's opening talk. I've already gone back and listened to it a second time. It's a wonderful introduction.
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