State of the Net 2019 Recap
SOTN 2019 is over. Below is a recap of the amazing speakers and panels from this year’s conference. Video and photos are available for each segment of the program.
Representative Mike Doyle
Chairman
Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology
Representative Suzan DelBene
U.S. House of Representatives
Co-chair, Congressional App Challenge
Michael Kratsios
Executive Office of the President, The White House
Deputy Assistant to the President for Technology Policy
Breakout Panels Session 1
Artificial Intelligence
From Lunchpails to Laptops and Beyond: Preparing America’s Workforce for Tomorrow’s Jobs
Internet Policy Literacy: What Level of Expertise Do Decision-Makers Need?
Breakout Panels Session 2
Internet Governance: Sovereignty or A New Geopolitical Order?
Online Expression: Balancing Moderation And Amplification, and The Role of Government
Pressure Cooker: What does GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act Mean For Washington?
Breakout Panels Session 3
Cybersecurity: What’s The Next Move?
Nations Divided: Expression And Our Political Discourse
Cloudy with a Chance of Legislation: The Past, Present, and Future of U.S. Privacy Policy
1st Interviews Air Tonight on C-SPAN: Delrahim, Langevin, Corey Thomas
In case you missed the airings over the weekend, tonight at 8:00 PM ET, the C-SPAN show “The Communicators” will air interviews with speakers from this year’s State of the Net Conference. The featured interviews include Makan Delrahim, Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust, Rep. Jim Langevin, Cybersecurity Caucus Co-Chair, and Corey Thomas, Rapid7 President & CEO. Each expanded on their keynote addresses in the interviews, […]
Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms
We’re thrilled to announce another panel at State of the Net on January 29. We’ve asked a panel of experts to look at the intersection of artificial intelligence and public policy. Deirdre Mulligan of UC Berkeley, Alex Rosenblat of Data & Society, Nicol Turner Lee of Brookings, and Mina Hanna of IEEE-USA join us talk […]
Cybersecurity: What’s The Next Move?
We’re thrilled to announce another panel at State of the Net on January 29. We’ve asked a panel of experts to look at the future of cybersecurity policy in Washington. Faecbook’s most senior cyber security policy executive, Nathaniel Gleicher, will join Evelyn Remaley,* and other experts for an in-depth discussion of pertinent cybersecurity issues. REGISTER […]
From Lunchpails to Laptops and Beyond: Preparing America’s Workforce for Tomorrow’s Jobs
We’re thrilled to announce another panel at State of the Net on January 29. We’ve asked a panel of experts to look at the future of work in America. The Senior Vice President of Military and Veteran Affairs for Comcast and the Secretary-Treasurer of the AFL-CIO join other experts to talk about solutions to labor […]
Getting There
Newseum, Knight Conference Center
555 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Washington, D.C., District of Columbia 20001 (map)
(202) 292-6100
Attendees should use the Freedom Forum entrance on 6th St.
Getting to the Newseum.
Accommodations
Attending the State of the Net ’19 and need a place to stay? We don’t guarantee room accommodations but here are some options for lodging.