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Companies don't have to choose between meekly complying with bad laws that harm their users and limit their creativity and taking the risk of breaking the law. There is a third way: help pass good laws and block bad ones in the first place. This deck is just a teaser for our SXSW panel about how companies can make a difference in the tech policy debate. To learn more and support us, please check out http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/. Thanks!
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Technology can make the worlda better place
but if laws keeps technologyfrom fulfilling its promise
neither following the law
nor breaking the law
may be a great option.
Isn't there a better way?
Isn't there a better way?
Lawmakers hear many voices
talking about lawsthat affect technology.
Some of these voicesmight have good ideas.
Others... maybe not so much.
But with so much hanging in the balance
one voice needs to be heard:
YOURS.
If you want to learn how your company
can help ensure that the law
protects privacy
protects free speech and innovation
protects the Internet
then we want to help.
We'll show you how companies can push for laws
that protect users and innovation.
We'll look at real-life examples to figure out what works
and what doesn't.
We'll explore why companiesboth small and large
chose to make their voice heard.
But we won't do any of thatif this SXSW panel isn't accepted.
So if this matters to you,please vote for our panel:
TECH LAW:MAKE IT,
DON'T BREAK IT
at http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/
“The Day the LOLCats Died” by @LaughPongUsed with permission—thanks!
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