David Flaherty, Former Privacy Commissioner for the Province of British Columbia, currently serves on the EPIC Advisory Board. Mr. Flaherty pioneered the development of site…
Paul Smith Honored with the Lambda Legal Courage in Action Award
Last summer, Paul Smith, VP for Litigation and Strategy at the Campaign Legal Center and EPIC Board Member, was honored with the Lambda Legal Courage…
Kristina Irion Discusses GDPR and Data Flows in Brussels
Last year, Kristina Irion Professor and EPIC Advisor, was a guest panelist at the CPDP Conference in Brussels. CPDP is a world-leading multidisciplinary conference that brings…
Dr. Paul Vixie Discusses DNS
Dr. Paul Vixie, Farsight Security CEO and EPIC Advisor, recently discussed the history of the Domain Name System (DNS) at a North American Network Operators’…
A Look Back: Charles M. Firestone and Aspen Institute hosts a Roundtable on Race
More people are beginning to take notice of issues regarding bias in algorithms. This is why EPIC has called for algorithmic transparency over the years,…
Lorraine Kisselburgh on the Social Implications of New Technologies
Last year, Lorraine Kisselburgh, Chair of ACM’s Technology Policy Council and EPIC Advisor, and Alan Butler, EPIC Senior Counsel, joined a panel for the “On…
Julie Cohen Panelist discusses Regulation of Information Platforms
Julie Cohen, Georgetown Law Professor and EPIC Advisor, was a guest panelist for an interdisciplinary conference on the governance and regulation of information platforms. She…
Roger McNamee talks about what Inspired “Zucked”
Earlier this year, Roger McNamee, tech investor and EPIC Advisor, sat down with WIRED to discuss his book, Zucked. In the book, Mr. McNamee describes…
Georgetown Hosts Technology and Public Interest Panel
Georgetown hosted a discussion on technology and the public interest, sponsored by the Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT). The goal of the organization is…
A Look Back: Pam Samuelson on Intellectual Property Law
Article I, Section 8, Clause 8, of the United States Constitution grants Congress the enumerated power “To promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing…