As you plan your week, make sure you have access to YouTube early so you can livestream the "Opportunities for Bipartisan Tech Policy" from 9 a.m. - 12:30 EST. The event, which will be streaming from Washington, D.C., is sponsored by Next Century Cities (NCC), the American Action Forum, and Public Knowledge.
Check out the agenda for the event.
Distinguished Guests
In addition to keynote conversations from FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel and Senior Brookings Institution Fellow Blair Levin, our Christopher Mitchell will moderate a panel on rural broadband. The discussion on rural broadband will include input from:
- Jonathan Chambers of Conexon
- Shirley Bloomfield of the NTCA - The Rural Broadband Association
- Harold Feld from Public Knowledge
- Brent Skorup from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University; and
- Jamie Susskind of FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr’s office
Other panels will cover the topics of data privacy and security, and spectrum. Representatives from institutions such as the Georgetown Law Center on Privacty and Technology, the National Hispanic Media Coalition, and ALEC will also be attending; expect a spirited event. It’s a half-day filled with policy, described by Next Century Cities as:
[B]ringing together members of Congress, community leaders, and policy experts. Keynote conversations and panel discussions will work to determine key policy goals and action steps for the new Congress, with a specific focus on rural broadband, digital privacy and security, and spectrum legislation.
You can watch the livestream here and follow the conversation on Twitter: #BipartisanTech
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