IT drives policy---and vice versa

Walt Mossberg (left) interviewing Mitch Kapor at Tech Policy Summit '09 in San Mateo, CA. Credit: Andrew Feinberg

Tom Geller

August 1, 2009

Technologists discuss government policies affecting broadband, patent reform, privacy---and President Obama's effect on it all.

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