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Lunches are Noon-1:30 in room 302 of the Computer Science Building, unless otherwise noted.

Food at noon. Discussion begins at 12:25 pm. Everyone invited.

	Spring 2008
May 01	Marc E. Fiuczynski, Associate Research Scholar, Princeton University, R&D Staff member, PlanetLab Consortium - Information Technology in Africa: A Journey from Grassroots Research to Policy Reform
April 24	Harriet Pearson, Chief Privacy Officer, IBM - How to Think about Privacy in a Web 2.0 (and Beyond) World
April 17	Future Directions of Policy Lunch
April 10	Case Study: “Phorm” — Online Marketing Through Network Hacks
April 4	Voluntary Collective Licensing for Music Downloads
Mar. 27	NJ Voting Machine Discrepancies
Mar. 13	JuicyCampus.com Debate
Mar. 6	Privacy Breaches, Technology and the Law
Feb. 28	Wiki-government
Feb. 21	The Surveillance Debate
Feb. 14	Crowdsourcing Wireless Coverage
Feb. 7	Enhancing Social Cyberspaces
	Fall 2007
Dec. 13	Annual predictions
Dec. 13	Candidates’ Ignorance of Technology
Dec. 6	Inequality and Unpredictability in an Artificial Cultural Market
Nov. 29	Whose Space?
Nov. 8	Improving the Patent System
Oct. 25	Patent Tutorial
Oct. 4	Unlocking and Relocking the iPhone
Sep. 27	“State of the Art”? Staying up to date in the digital environment
Sep. 20	Computing in the Cloud
	Spring 2007
May 3	The Future
Apr. 26	Healthcare and Privacy
Apr. 19	Blogger’s Code of Conduct
Apr. 12	The Myth of the Superuser
Apr. 5	EMI introduces DRM-free Music
Mar. 29	COPA, and protecting kids from bad content
Mar. 15	Software as a Service
Mar. 8	Wireless Network Neutrality
Feb. 15	Botnets and Public Policy
Feb. 8	Hannah Ross on e-Discovery
	Fall 2006
Dec. 14	2006 in Review, 2007 Predictions
Dec. 7	Gadget Mania
Nov. 30	Second Life Copybot
Nov. 16	Open Source Economics
Nov. 9	YouTube
Oct. 12	Regulating Online Gambling
Oct. 5	HP Spying Scandal
Sep. 21	Diebold Electronic Voting Security
	Spring 2006
May 4	Eszter Hargittai: The Role of Skill in Internet Use
Apr. 27	Cameron Wilson, ACM Policy Director
Apr. 20	Cory Ondrejka, Linden Labs
Apr. 13	Shirley Gaw
Apr. 6	Network Neutrality
Mar. 30	Wikipedia
Mar. 9	Online Reptutation Systems
Mar. 2	FaceBook, MySpace, and the risk of revealing too much
Feb. 23	Computing in the developing world
Feb. 16	US tech companies in China
Feb. 9	NSA eavesdropping program
	Fall 2005
Dec. 15	The Sony CD DRM episode