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And the winner of the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest is...
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Students work together to solve complicated problems while competing at the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest.
The evening before the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) World Finals.
The World’s Smartest Programmers Compete: ACM ICPC
An introductory post with background on the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest.
Ph.D. Students Must Break Away From Undergraduate Mentality
Jason Hong considers how students working on their doctorates in computer science must adapt and evolve to succeed.
Education Removes Fear: Some Examples From CS Courses
One purpose of education is to remove fear; I present some examples from CS courses.
CFP: Whither the NSA Warrantless Internet Surveillance Program
Leading protagonists in the NSA’s warrantless internet surveillance debate discuss the program’s current status in light of recent revelations, focusing on the program’s legal basis and ongoing policy implications.
CFP: Homegrown Drones: Should the FAA Take on Regulating Hobbyists?
Panel discusses whether drone use by individuals should be regulated by the FAA.
CFP: Tor: Online Privacy and Anonymity
Next up I'm attending an interesting panel on the Tor Project for Online Anonymity. Tor is a tool that allows users all over the world to browse the Internet anonymously and securely. You can find out more about the Tor Project on its website here. Tor's goal is to hide who's communicating with whom and […]
CFP: FTC Commissioner Julie Brill
Commissioner Brill addresses four major challenges to Big Data and the Reclaim Your Name Initiative
CFP: A Conversation on ECPA Reform in Congress
Representatives Jason Chaffetz (R-UT, 3) and Zoe Lofgren (D-CA,19) discuss the bills they have introduced and the importance of Congressional action on privacy reform.
Closing the Computing Labor Shortage with Computing in Schools
Getting more and better computing education into high schools is likely to have a big impact on computing careers.
CFP: Bridging the Divide: U.S. and E.U. Perspectives on Privacy
While we have heard from two representatives from the EU on privacy, no one from the US government will join us for the first panel.
CFP: Domain Seizures and Online Free Expression
The overwhelming secrecy surrounding seizures conducted under Operation in Our Sites is inexplicable.
CFP: Experts Discuss Location Data and the State of the Laws Protecting IT
Advocates and industry representatives discuss location data and how far the law should go to protect it.
CFP: Workshop Explores Privacy By Design
Software developers discuss new technologies for protecting privacy.
Herb Lin and Jeff Greene emphasized that the industry status quo is not stable. Companies are being aggressively hacked and will not simply sit still.
CFP: Intellectual Property v. Personal Property: Owning Digital Media and the First Sale Doctrine
There is a growing tension between consumers and content companies when it comes to the manner in which content is purchased and what consumers expect to be able to do with that content.
Twitter Coverage of the ACM Awards
An aggregation of tweets I posted during the ACM Awards ceremony in San Francisco on June 15.
Computer Security Needs Refocus; And Be Nice About It
Jason Hong wonders whether computer security is missing the mark, while Judy Robertson supports refusing to tolerate discourtesy.
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