My name is tom gilligan, i am the director of the Hoover Institution. Series. To our speaker this Series Features 11 Panel Discussions over the course of the year to so case to showcase. Let me introduce the discussions to the countering threats to free and open societies. This research this creature onthis researcher focused nonwestern immigrants into the society and defending the rights of muslim women. For more than six years, mr. Diamond talked about the rule of law and leads a program on democracy and mobile digital policy incubator. Senior fellowis a at the Hoover Institution. 26th assistant to the president for National Security affairs and served as an officer in the u. S. Army for 34 years before retiring as a Lieutenant General in june of 2018. The moderator for the panel is neil ferguson. Was a senior fellow at the center for European Studies at harvard where he serves to where he served for 12 years as a professor. Please welcome this group to the stage. [applause] mr. Ferg
People and opportunity. ■ r he was asked by a slave, what should we do . Should we only vote for republican facts should we feel free to vote for Frederick Douglas said you should vote your conscience because thats what we offer but i fee f emit republican. What happens to the republican . It used to be Republican Party and after fdr was elected wasit attracted majority couldnt get jobs. That president iall election republican nominee went right back to that. Where the content of our character and in those days it was controversial. There hasnt been a competition for the black vote. They care about freedom and progress. Of course, politics of course politics changed over time. As it comes to the next, millennials and gen z, the largest component at the highest ratest. In time, the views will reflect president ial elections is really important to understand millennials in general and a view of progress. Younger generations are religious. You have to understand is a big part of it. Thi
And it would be distracting to have a ring tone sound out. Speaking of the recording, we want to be able to hear everyones questions clearly so please come to the mic on either side or actuallyright over here on my left. Also, if i could ask everyone to take your chairs after it is over, that would be a help to everyone at the event staff at the store. Now to our guest, brian dear. He has founded multiple Companies Like eventful and coconnect computing, written for Educational Technology, and the san diego reader. He is experienced in the field of computerbased education, especially the plato system short for Program Logic for automatic teaching operations. Plato and his engineers shaped the early digital age with its influence. Its chat rooms, emoticons and more created a cyberculture at the beginning. The friendly orange glow is a history of this. Publishers weekly calls it an exuberant history of the energy and creativity that can unleash. It conveys the excitement of technological
[inaudible conversations] my name is brian dear and im on the stature of politics and prose. Like to thankk everyone for coming to the store. We have brian dear in his book the friendly orange glow the untold story of the before it turned over to the author himself i have a fewew housekeeping notes. Recording the presentation of our web site and it would be distracting. Speaking of the recording everyones questions during the questionandanswer portion so please come to the mic right over here on my last for tonight. Also if i could ask everyone to pull the pictures when the event is over that would be a big help help. Now to our guest brian dear. He is founded multiple companies companies. He has written for applications such as Educational Technology and the san diego research. His experience in the field computerbased education. Plato and its engineers shaped the early digital ages and influence with chart rooms instant messaging emoticons creating a culture the veryy beginning. The
[music] [music] you are watching booktv on cspan2. With top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. Booktv, Television Series readers. Coming up next, books about digital technology. Brian dear writes about Online Education in the preinternet age in his book, the friendly orange glow. Then, the history of Silicon Valley with the author the no one calls discussing the Tech Industry ethics. Brian dear is the author of the friendly orange glow. Computer systems developed in 1960 to provide Online Education. He talked about his book and the era of computer learning at a bookstore in washington dc. This is just over one hour. Hello everyone. My name is faith griggs members of the event staff. I would like to thank everyone for coming out. Tonight we have brian dear to present his book, the friendly orange glow the plato system. Before i turn my attention over absent housekeeping rules to go over. Please silence all devices. We are recording this for a website and would be distracting. S