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2001 NCSL Annual Meeting - San Antonio, Texas
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2000 NCSL Annual Meeting - Chicago, IL
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Winter 1999 ASI/AFI Meeting

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Electronic Government Cybercast
with IBM's Center for Electronic Government

Seamless Justice

Speakers:
Senator Debra Bowen, California
Senator Fred Whiting, South Dakota
Paul Kendall , Department of Justice, Washington, DC
David Roberts, SEARCH, California
Representative Rich Stanek, Minnesota
Julie Gefke, NCSL, Colorado

Handouts:
Law Review Abstract
Mr. Kendall's Slides
Mr. Robert's Slides
Ms. Gefke's Slides

To E-Sign or not to E-Sign: Should the Government Enact UETA?

Speakers:
Neal Osten, NCSL, Washington, DC
Patricia Fry, National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform State Laws, North Dakota
Marybeth Stevens, American Council of Life Insurance, Washinton, DC

Fighting Cybercrime

Speakers:
Don Bezruki, Legislative Audit Bureau, Wisconsin
Lou Adamson, LIS Coordinator, South Dakota
Brian Zwit, National Association of Attorneys General, Washington, DC
Jessica Herrera, Department of Justice, Washington, DC
Jim Christy, Office for the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Virginia

Handouts:
Cyber Threat to Critical Infrastructure by Jim Christy
Computer Crime: Computers As Targets, Tools, and Incidental Accomplices by Jessica Herrera
 

High-Speed Internet Access: Should the Government Regulate? (entire session)

 

* Panel I - Open Access/Forced Access  * OVERVIEW: The Internet, the Telephone System and  Broadband: Internet 201  * Panel II - Government Regulation or Deregulation?

Speakers:
Senator Joanne Emmons, Michigan
Representative Luis Rojas, Florida
Greg Simon, Open Net Coalition, Washington, DC
Maria Arias-Chapleau, AT&T, Colorado
Edward Shimizu, GTE, Texas
Rick Cimerman, National Cable Television Association, Washington, DC
Link Hoewing, Bell Atlantic, Washington, DC
Frederick Humphries, US West, Washington, DC
Blair Levin, Excite@Home, Washington, DC
Martin Machowsky, I Advance, Washington, DC
Tim Sandos, US West, Colorado
 

Whose Information is it Anyway? Privacy Vs. Public Access?

Speakers:
Senator Scott Howell, Utah
Emilio Cividanes, Piper, Marbury, Rudnick & Wolfe, LLP, Washington, DC
Deidre Mulligan, Center for Democracy and Technology, Washington, DC
Greg Nojeim, ACLU, Washington, DC
Mike Quaranta, Experian, Maryland

Cellular Telecommunications: Today & Tomorrow

Handouts:
Cellular Telecommunications Tomorrow by Mark Desautels
Cellular Telecommunications: Today and Tomorrow by Andrea D. Williams

1999 NCSL Annual Meeting

Crafting Cyber Policy for the New Millennium  RealAudio  Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

Speakers: Senator Robert Jauch, Wisconsin Senator Steve Kelley, Minnesota Delegate Ken Plum, Virginia Representative Jim Morrison, Kansas Representative Jeff Hatch-Miller, Arizona

Y2K: Five Months to Meltdown RealAudio Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

Speakers: Senator Robert Jauch, Wisconsin Delegate Joe T. May, Virginia Councilman Brian O'Neill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bob Cohen, Senior Vice President, Information Technology Association of America Howard L. Nations, Attorney, Texas Steve Kolodney, Executive Director, Digital States Center, Government Technology Dick Castner, Executive Director - Great Lakes Region, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Spring 1999 ASI Meeting

• The Status of Government Y2K Readiness
• State Legislative Approaches to Y2K
• Y2K Liability Issues
• Community Preparedness and Contingency Planning
• Y2K and You

• Y2K Liability Issues by Rober Ledig
• Team Florida 2000 Leadership Structure by Scott McPherson
• Acme, Florida Public Information Officers Y2K Awareness Campaign
• Team Florida 2000 Y2K Consequence Management
• Emergency Management Breakout Group Coordination Issues
• Executive Briefing: History of Year 2000 Efforts in Florida
• LCIR Survey & Process Overview
• How to Replicate Team Florida at the Local  Level
• Year 2000 & Emergency Management
• Slamming by Annette Cleckner
• Tenneessee H.B. 2908
• TN Regulatory Rules for Cramming (PDF)
• TN Regulatory Rules for Slamming (PDF)
• Slamming statutes:
• TN 65-4-125
• FL 364.601
• Spamming: State Legislative Update by Delegate Kenneth Plum, Virginia
• Spamming by Ray Everett-Church, CAUCE

Winter 1998 Joint AFI/ASI Meeting

• Y2K and the Economy - Will the Year 2000 Create Financial Chaos?
• Y2K Issues for Small Business
• Water, Power, and Phones - Will They Still Be Accessible on January 1, 2000?
• Y2K Issues for Local Government
• Y2K Issues for Health Care
• Legal Issues - Limitations on Liability and the Potential for Litigation
• Part 1
• Part 2
• The Global Impact of the Year 2000 Problem: Contingency Planning & Damage Control

1998 NCSL Annual Meeting

Handouts:

• Digital Signatures: The Key to Secure Internet Commerce
• Countdown to 2000 by Jo Anne Bourquard, NCSL
• Limits on Government Liability (Chart)

Spring 1998 ASI Meeting

Summary: Communications and Information Policy Committee Activities

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