Issues so we get support from those that are interested, everything from ip issues to biotech. Host for our purposes on the communicators is it fair to say large Silicon Valley companies are part of your funding operation, google, apple, facebook of the world . Guest absolutely. These companies were early supporters because theyre interested in this idea of how do we proceed quickly with innovation. Host you also run, you are the director of itif center for data innovation, which is what . Guest we have Research Center focused on issues around data. For a long time policymakers realize they had a few different levers and government. They could tax things. They could spend money. They could regulate things. Part was to say you could say how do you think about you collect and use data with the government. He should have smart policy to drive different parts of goals you might have. If you want to see goals for cancer, cures for cancer, Strategic Policy around data. Host do you find that
Good afternoon. The subcommittee will come to order. Without objection the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. We welcome everyone to the second of our series of hearings investigating competition in the Digital Markets. This one on innovation and entrepreneurship. I now recognize myself for an opening statement. 30 years ago the First Software for the worldwide member was released into the Public Domain to create a Global Communications network. Within a few years, search and browsing services were built onto this software to give people tools to communicate, share, and explore information through decentralized platform that was designed to be open and nondiscriminatory. An internet pioneer and codesigner of the internets early architecture testified in 2006 on behalf of google that the overarches principle of the open internet was no central gatekeeper should exert control over the internet. As he noted this open and competitive environment meant ent
Order. For 40 years, cspan has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the Supreme Court and Public Policy events from washington dc and around the country so you can make up your own mind. Created by cable in 1979, c span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. Cspan, your unfiltered view of government. Next on cspan three, a discussion on federal standards and oversight of Artificial Intelligence. The National Institute of standards and technology and the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation center for data innovation is the host of this discussion. Good morning everybody. I am a senior policy analyst with the center for data innovation. We are a nonpartisan, nonprofit Public Policy think take focusing on the intersection of data, technology and Public Policy. We are based in washington dc. We are affiliated with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation which has been ranked for several years as a top scien
Try to discuss chinese behavior as more assertive. I think the taiwanese perception or analysis about the extra motivations behavior of china, whether it has become more assertive or a transitional period of a new status as a major power or whether its the individual leadership or whether its a certain role played by citizens. More discussions in taiwan if you want to put in the context about cheneys behavior. With that, we please join me and thinking professor tsekang leng. [applause] and thank you all for coming very much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] saturday march the 10th 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. Today we feature pulitzer prizewinning journalist Ronnie Greene on his boat, tranfour it examines the case of six unarmed citizens shot after in katrina. They told us they would take us to shelters where they could get help and get the seniors to help good they loaded us up on this military trucks. Then they declared the city of new orleans and Jeffers
It is referred to as revenge porn. The different types of responses that weve seen from government and the legislative steps that we could take to better protect victims. Before we get into this, a few logistics. So everyone knows, this event is being recorded. If you want to participate online via twitter were using the hashtag itif privacy. And we have a really fantastic panel today. To get into this discussion. But before we get to that, the reason were having this discussion here today and i mean that both in a general sense as well as a literal sense, is because we have the privilege of hearing from representative Jackie Speier. For those of you that dont know her, representative represents the 14th Congressional District and she serves on the House Armed Services committee as the Ranking Member of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations and on the House Permanent Select Committee on intelligence and a tireless advocate for womens rights and a champion for the safety, hea