Danny Weitzner interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011
summary
Description of White House Internet policy work that gives concrete wins and concrete headaches: a rapid, months‑long enforceable code of conduct for personal health records backed by FTC enforcement and a public‑private Direct Project secure transmission for health data; ongoing struggle to modernize legacy standards while parts of government still run on mainframe tech; reliance on the DMCA safe‑harbor model for intermediaries; controversial ICE domain seizures pursued under court supervision; emphasis on context‑based privacy rules and global interoperability.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37How has the Internet changed your life
- 3:00The power of the Internet
- 4:00Personal health record systems
- 7:39Web technologies
- 8:58Privacy
- 12:38Tech policy
- 13:19Intermediaries
- 18:20Ice
- 21:14Internet freedom
- 22:07Human rights
- 23:19Conclusion
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