R Street’s voting guide for SXSW panels!
VOTING ENDS AUGUST 25!!!!
We’ve put together some great policy panels for next year’s SXSW conference in Austin, Texas. BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP to get in the final conference program!
Please vote for us and help bring free-market ideas to Austin’s annual gathering of technologists, activists and entrepreneurs.
Panels featuring R Streeters:
Global Ecosystems and the Policies that Support Them: CLICK TO VOTE!
- Featuring: Melissa Blaustein, founder and CEO, Allied for Startups;
- Zach Graves, tech policy program director and senior fellow, R Street Institute;
- David McCabe, technology reporter, Axios; and
- U.S. Rep. Blake Farenthold, R-Texas.
How Scientology and Porn Shaped the Internet: CLICK TO VOTE!
- Featuring: Sasha Moss, technology policy manager, R Street Institute;
- Christian Dawson, co-founder and executive director, Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2C); and
- Aaron Perzanowski, professor of law, Case Western Law School.
- Katie Oyama, Google.
RoboCop: Is Artificial Intelligence the Future of Criminal Justice? CLICK TO VOTE!
- Featuring: Arthur Rizer, national security and justice policy director, R Street Institute;
- Ryan Calo, assistant professor, University of Washington School of Law;
- Heather West, senior policy manager, Americas principal, Mozilla; and
- Vikrant Reddy, senior research fellow, Charles Koch Institute.
Virtual Reality Codes of Conduct in the Virtual Wild West: CLICK TO VOTE!
- Featuring: Anne Hobson, associate fellow in technology policy, R Street Institute;
- James Hairston, head of public policy, Oculus;
- Alexis Kramer, legal editor, Bloomberg BNA; and
- Matthew Schruers, adjunct professor of law, Georgetown University Law Center.
We’ve also put together a great list of policy panels from our friends!
- Who’s Responsible for User Bad Behavior Online?
- The Persistence of Patent Trolls in Tech
- You Don’t Know SWAT: Mapping Police Militarization
- First Amendment Report Card
- You Shouldn’t Need License To Work
- Age of Terminator: How Do We Regulate AI?
- Can Technology Save Government?
- Make America Innovative Again
- Automating the Workforce: Putting America to Work
- Cuba’s Digital Future
- Can Diplomacy Survive the Internet?
- Europa and Uncle Sam: Divorcing or Reconciling?
- Hacking Back: The Ethics of Cyber Vigilantism
- Marketplaces and the Future of Work
- Future of Work: The New Collar Revolution
- Y35 W3 C4N: Innovations in Accessibility
- Ready to Code: Libraries Supporting CS Education
- Conflicting Visions: The Debate on Net Neutrality
- Modernizing NAFTA for a Tech-Centric Economy
- Tech Under Trump: A 2017/2018 Scorecard
- AR Update 2018: Evolution or Revolution?
- Play Me, Maybe? Preventing the Death of Live Music
- How EU Privacy Law Will Change The Global Internet
- Hacking Back: The Ethics of Cyber Vigilantism
If you have any panels you’d like us to add to this list, please email Sasha Moss: smoss@rstreet.org.
