PENNumbra—University of Pennsylvania Law Review

Symposium

Please send RSVPs to Symposium Editor, Matt Corriel
at corriel@law.upenn.edu.

Fitts Auditorium
University of Pennsylvania Law School
3501 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA

October 19

2:00

Welcome
Dean Michael Fitts
University of Pennsylvania Law School

2:15
Lecture

“Internet 101”
Craig Partridge
BBN Technologies

3:00
Paper

“Trust and Online Interaction”
Gus Hurwitz*
Fellow, Center for Technology, Innovation, and Competition
University of Pennsylvania Law School
*Symposium Scholar, University of Pennsylvania
Law Review, Vol. 161

Commentators:
Jerry Kang
UCLA School of Law

Peter Swire
Moritz College of Law, Ohio State University

Moderator:
Polk Wagner
University of Pennsylvania Law School

4:15
Debate

“Algorithms, Communication, and the First Amendment”
Stuart Benjamin
Duke University School of Law

Tim Wu
Columbia Law School

Moderator:
Tobias Wolff
University of Pennsylvania Law School

6:00

Reception

October 20

8:15

Breakfast

9:00
Paper

“The Future of the Cloud and Information Privacy”
Paul Schwartz
UC Berkeley School of Law; Berkeley Center for Law & Technology

Commentators:
Helen Nissenbaum
New York University;
Annenberg School for Communication at University of Pennsylvania (visiting scholar)

Paul Ohm
Senior Policy Advisor, Federal Trade Commission
University of Colorado Law School (on leave)

Moderator:
Anita Allen
University of Pennsylvania Law School

10:30
Paper

“Information, Innovation, and Competition Policy for the Internet”
Howard Shelanski
Director, Bureau of Economics, Federal Trade Commission
Georgetown University Law Center (on leave)

Commentators:
Kevin Coates
DG Competition, European Commission

C. Scott Hemphill
Chief, Antitrust Bureau, Office of the New York State Attorney General
Columbia Law School (on leave)

Moderator:
Ed Rock
University of Pennsylvania Law School

12:00

Lunch

12:30
Keynote

David Pogue
New York Times Technology Columnist
CBS News Correspondent

2:00
Breakout Sessions

“Internet on the Go”
Richard S. Whitt
Motorola Mobility LLC, Google Inc.
Interview by:
Andrea Matwyshyn
Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

Philip Junker
Verizon Wireless
Interview by:
Cynthia Dahl
University of Pennsylvania Law School

Glenn Reitmeier
Senior Vice President for Advanced Technology
NBC Universal
Interview by:
Peter Decherney
University of Pennsylvania School of Arts & Sciences

3:15
Paper

“Protocol Layering and Internet Policy”
Christopher Yoo
University of Pennsylvania Law School

Commentators:
Steven M. Bellovin
Chief Technologist, Federal Trade Commission
Columbia University Department of Computer Science (on leave)

Jonathan Zittrain
Co-founder, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School

Moderator:
Jonathan M. Smith
University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering & Applied Science

4:45
Paper

“Owning E-Sports: Proprietary Rights in Professional Computer Gaming”
Dan Burk
UC Irvine School of Law

Commentators:
Michael J. Madison
University of Pittsburgh School of Law

Jennifer E. Rothman
Loyola Law School, Loyola Marymount University (Los Angeles)

Moderator:
David Abrams
University of Pennsylvania Law School

6:00

Reception

CLE Credits

This program has been approved for 10.0 hours of substantive law credit and 0.5 hours of ethics credit for Pennsylvania lawyers. CLE credit may be available in other jurisdictions as well. Attendees seeking CLE credit should bring separate payment ($105.00, or $50.00 for public interest attorneys) - cash or check - payable to "The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania". If you are not attending the entire conference and are seeking CLE credit, the fee is $15 per credit hour.

Admission

Admission includes breakfast and lunch on Saturday, and receptions on Friday and Saturday.

Private Sector Lawyers: $75
Public Interest Lawyers: $35
General Public: $35
Students & Scholars: FREE