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Kendra Albert, Elizabeth Anne Watkins, and the Cyber Security Digital Divide [S1E14]
Hey! This is Emory, you’re listening to another episode of Tech Policy Grind a podcast from the Internet law and Policy Foundry – and this one coming up – this […]
We Talk NDAs, Enforceability, and the Unlikely Path of a Tech Associate for Angel Diaz [S1E13]
Hey all you awesome ears, you’re listening to Tech Policy Grind the Internet Law and Policy Foundry podcast! This is Emory, and even though I’m conspicuously absent from this upcoming […]
SOTN2018 – Dr. Betsy Cooper, The Witches Brew of Cyber-Security and Our Vulnerable Olympics [S1E12]
Hey everyone, this is Emory, you’re listening to Tech Policy Grind – and if you’re just now tuning in, if you’re a new listener or just haven’t been paying much […]
SOTN2018 – Mike Masnick, Fake News and the Dangers of Doing Too Much [S1E11]
Welcome to day 4 of Tech Policy Grind’s State of the Net 2018 coverage! Today we’re thrilled to bring you a brief discussion Joe and I had with TechDirt’s own […]
SOTN2018 – We Talk Internet Policy With Commissioner Karen Charles Peterson and Dr. Roslyn Layton [S1E10]
Hey Tech Policy Grind! Emory, back once more, to introduce a very internet policy episode of TPG, recorded while at State of the Net 2018 last week! On this two […]
SOTN2018 – Sanja Kelly, Internet Freedom and Innovating in a Negative Way [S1E09]
We’re back for day 2 of our week of bonus State of the Net 2018 discussions! Every day this week we’ll be releasing some bonus episodes of Tech Policy Grind […]
SOTN2018 – James Bessen and Charles Duan say “Poppycock!” to Techno-Pessimists [S1E08]
Well isn’t this exciting! Emory here, to let you know that yes, we’re bucking the norm this week and releasing some very special BONUS episodes of Tech Policy Grind! Last week […]
Lobbying for Tech and Startups with Rachel Wolbers [S1E07]
Joining us this week is Rachel Wolbers – and Pinal and Emory pick her brain about what it’s like to be in the lobbying world, how you can get in […]
The Code/Law Switch and Informational Injury with Kristian Stout [S1E06]
This week on TPG we grabbed Kristian Stout to talk about how he made the leap from programmer to think-tanker, advice for 20 year olds everywhere, and a substantive, in-the-weeds […]
We Talk National Security and Encryption with Camille Stewart [S1E05]
Happy New Year! Inaugural fellow Camille Stewart joins us to talk “responsible” encryption policy in the Trump administration as well as her new podcast, Hustle Over Entitlement. We talk about […]
Net Neutrality Showdown with Randy Abreu and Tom Struble [S1E04]
This Week, on December 14th, the FCC is likely to vote to repeal the Open Internet Order of 2015, effectively handing regulatory oversight of the Internet to the FTC, and […]
Algorithms, Justice and Will Rinehart [S1E03]
Will Rinehart, Director of Technology and Innovation Policy at the American Action Forum, offers up his thoughts on risk assessment models and then argues with Joe about data portability. The […]
Nobody Deletes Tiffany Li [S1E02]
Tiffany Li, who heads the Wikimedia/Yale Law School Initiative on Intermediaries and Information at Yale Law’s Information Society Project, joins the crew to discuss algorithms, artificial intelligence, and how they […]
Tim Lordan, Ali Sternburg, The Most Important Law On The Internet! Oh My! [S1E01]
Tim Lordan, Executive Director of the Internet Education Foundation, and Ali Sternburg, Senior Policy Counsel at the Computer & Communications Industry Association, join Emory, Joe, and Pinal to discuss the origins of and motivations behind the Internet Law and Policy Foundry
Trailer For Tech Policy Grind Podcast
Welcome to the show! On Tech Policy Grind we’ll hammer out the latest in tech law and policy, twice a month, with friends and fellows of the Internet Law and […]