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The speaker lineup at POSSCON is world-class.
POSSCON turned out to be a great event. Big thanks to Jeffrey Hammond, Lee Congdon, Mark Anzani and Deb Bryant for a great AM of panel discussion
Thanks to Matt Asay for moderating our panel at POSSCON. Well worth the trip to South Carolina. Great regional event.
The synergy between developers, business people, and teachers makes POSSCON pretty unique, I haven't really seen this anywhere else.
It was very nicely run and I think you did a bang-up job. You should all be proud of what you did.
This is like nothing you've ever seen before. You can look at the pictures, you can watch the videos... but just like a concert, you have to be there.
Some People Hate Fun: Protecting 3D Printing and Open Hardware in Washington, DC
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Presentation speakers
- Michael Weinberg, Staff Attorney, Public Knowledge
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3D printing is one technology that could unwittingly bring anti-user innovations like DRM into the physical world. In the name of fighting “physical goods piracy,” disrupted industries may call on Congress to pass laws mandating certain limiting features be include in new 3D printers. This talk will discuss some of the intellectual property ramifications of widespread 3D printing, and outline some of the work being done to build allies among policymakers before problems arise. The talk will also include a more general discussion about how the larger Open community can work towards the same goals.
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