The FCC will vote on “preserving the open Internet” today. This will be a high profile vote – more than 37,000 comments have been filed with the FCC on this particular rulemaking procedure. Internet neutrality, the debate over whether or not the companies owning the infrastructure through which we get access to Internet may...
Blogalicious 2010 was amazing. First, I need to say huge kudos to the women of the MamaLaw Group: Justice Fergie, Justice Jonesie, and Justice Ny. The venue, the panelists, the keynote speakers, the sponsors, and the conversations were amazing! Thanks so much for including...
On the heels of my favorite conference, BlogHer, I wrote my first piece for BlogHer.com, “BlogHer, Verizon, Google, and the Future of the Internet, or, Why You Should Care About Network Neutrality.”
Are you going to BlogHer Business ’10 this August? If you are a company that markets to women, you should be! The BlogHer Business Conference is described as “an...
In commemoration of the American Library Association’s inaugural Choose Privacy Week celebration, I will be joining a panel discussion hosted bt the UWM School of Information Studies and UWM...
First, I’m excited to announce that I’ll be joining Wired Wisconsin for a talk on Government 2.0, Utilizing Social Media. Our last program like this was a lot of...