The 463 interviews Cato's director of information policy at PFF Aspen's Summit. Harper discusses the implications of how to value open source software Author: BoxElder Keywords: opensource cato jimharper 463 Added: August 23, 2007

PFF fellow Adam Thierer and Internet Education Foundation executive director Tim Lordan discuss the online child safety and Internet content regulation at the 2007 PFF Aspen Summit Author: BoxElder Keywords: pff internet regulation thierer Added: August 23, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN).... Closing one-minute statements from panelists during the Congressional Telecom and Internet Subcommittee "Future of Video" hearing on May 10, 2007. Featuring Mark Cuban (HDNet), Blake Krikorian (CEO, Sling Media), Chad Hurley (YouTube), Gina Lombardi (President, MediaFLO; Qualcomm), Ben Pyne (Disney and ESPN networks), Tom Rogers (TiVo), and Phil Rosenthal (Writers Guild of America, West and Screen Actors Guild). More at 463.blogs.com Author: BoxElder Keywords: hearing congress video testimony internet markcuban chadhurley youtube netneutrality policy regulation Added: May 11, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN).... Congressman Lee Terry (R-Neb) gets into it with Everybody Loves Raymond creator and executive producer Phil Rosenthal about political speech on television shows like Law & Order and suggests that it's ironic for one to suggest regulating the alleged surreptitious product integration of Oreo Cookies in shows if liberals can speak ill of conservatives on entertainment programs. House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee "Future of Video" hearing on May 10, 2007. Author: BoxElder Keywords: oreo leeterry phil rosenthal hearing congress video product placement Added: May 11, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN).... House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee "Future of Video" hearing on May 10, 2007. Opening statements by Reps John Dingell (D-Mich) and Gene Green (R-Texas). Part 3 of 3. More at 463.blogs.com. Author: BoxElder Keywords: johndingell dingell genegreen hearing congress video internet policy copyright broadband Added: May 11, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN).... House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee "Future of Video" hearing on May 10, 2007. Opening statements by Reps Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.) and Michael Ferguson (R-New Jersey). Part 2 of 3. More at 463.blogs.com. Author: BoxElder Keywords: netneutrality copyright policy video hearing congress annaeshoo eshoo michaelferguson Added: May 11, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN).... House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee "Future of Video" hearing on May 10, 2007. Opening statements by Chairman Ed Markey (D-Mass) and John Shimkus (R-Illinois). Part 1 of 3. More at 463.blogs.com. Author: BoxElder Keywords: policy hearing congress markey edmarkey fredupton video Added: May 11, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN).... House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee congressional members question Sling Media's Blake Krikorian, and Tivo's Tom Rogers about placeshifting by Rep Fred Upton (R-Mich). HDNet's Mark Cuban also gets asked about what it will take to deliver HD quality video over the Internet. From the "Future of Video" Hearing on May 10, 2007. More at 463.blogs.com. Author: BoxElder Keywords: tivo slingbox krikorian congress hearing placeshifting broadband fiber cuban video markcuban Added: May 11, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN)... House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee congressional members question YouTube's Chad Hurley, HDNet's Mark Cuban, Sling Media's Blake Krikorian, and Tivo's Tom Rogers about net neutrality issues and broadband capacity. Chairman Ed Markey (D-Mass) and John Shimkus (R-Illinois) ask the questions. These are two separate sets of Q&As edited together. From the "Future of Video" Hearing on May 10, 2007. More at 463.blogs.com. Author: BoxElder Keywords: netneutrality neutrality broadband cuban hurley youtube tivo slingbox krikorian congress hearing video markey shimkus Added: May 11, 2007

(Footage provided by C-SPAN).... House Telecom and Internet Subcommittee congressional member Bart Stupak (D-Mich) questions YouTube's Chad Hurley about YouTube's community guidelines and whether they are strong enough to protect viewers from objectionable content. From the "Future of Video" Hearing on May 10, 2007. More at 463.blogs.com Author: BoxElder Keywords: youtube hurley chad regulation video hearing congress policy FCC stupak Added: May 11, 2007