A2K4 Panel V: Freedom to Innovate: Knowledge, Technology, Culture

We live in an age of decentralized innovation in which civil liberties and cultural freedom depend on the freedom to innovate and share innovations with others. Increasingly, cultural freedom, access to knowledge, and freedom of expression depend on the ability of entrepreneurs to create new tools for sharing, producing, and distributing content. Increasingly, new ideas [...]

Live Blogging — The Quest for Pay Models

Hi, this is David Robinson, live blogging the panel on The Quest for Pay Models. Our participants:

Penelope Abernathy, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Steven Brill, Journalism Online Inc.
James Kennedy, Associated Press, VP for Strategy
Tom Glocer, CEO of Thomson-Reuters
Robert Pickard, Jonkoping University, Sweden

Here’s some background on Penelope Abernathy (bio). She asks, why have investors abandoned news [...]

The Markey Net Neutrality Bill: Least Restrictive Network Management?

It’s an exciting time in the net neutrality debate. FCC Chairman Jules Genachowski’s speech on Monday promised a new FCC proceeding that will aim to create a formal rule to replace the Commission’s existing policy statement.
Meanwhile, net neutrality advocates in Congress are pondering new legislation for two reasons: First, there is a debate about whether [...]

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  • A2K4 Update

    Thanks to all the sponsors, partners, volunteers, and participants who made A2K4 such an enormous success!

    Video is now online for all plenary panels. Workshops will follow soon, as well as short video interviews.

    To access videos, summaries, and additional resources, please visit the blog posts for each panel, indexed at:

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