The year is young, but Katie Hill has set the bar, er, high, for unusual and arresting campaign ads.
Ms. Hill is running for Congress in California’s 25th district. All I know about her besides what is on her issues page is that she’s promised to reject all corporate PAC contributions and that she can scale mountains.
In what has become an annual tradition, Wendy Grossman provides the best write-up of We Robot 2018 you are going to read.
See you in Miami next year!
Parody Project’s “Confounds the Sciednce”, says David Brin, is “One of the best pieces of musical political satire I’ve seen in years!“:
Parody Project are prolific. Leaving the science tag, I like What Does the Gun Say?, Where Have all the Statesmen Gone?, The Age that Will Bury Us, and Battle Hymn of the Republic – Modified for Relevance:
There’s lots more where that came from.
I’m at the University of Florida’s Technology, Media & Privacy Law Conference today, speaking on a panel on “Anonymity in the New Media Landscape: Free Speech or Invasion of Privacy & Defamation?”.
The whole event is being live-streamed in two parts: Morning and Afternoon.
I have updated my page on law school course selection advice. Primarily aimed at UMiami Law, but comments from any quarter welcomed.
David Ingram’s Reuters article, Facebook fuels broad privacy debate by tracking non-users concludes with a short quote from yours truly.
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