🚀 go-pugleaf

DINNER WITH GRAHAM GREENLEAF MOVED TO WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Graham Greenleaf, an Australian privacy advocate, will be visiting
Austin at the end of February, and has asked to meet with EFF-Austin
members to discuss privacy, freedom, and control issues of the Net.

The dinner, originally scheduled for Friday, has been moved to this 
Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m. I apologize for the last minute change in plans.  
To make it worse, I won't be able to confirm a location until Tuesday, 
but will send a follow-up at that time. I will also change the message on 
the voice mail box (465-7871) when I find out the location.

Here, again, is Graham Greenleaf's introduction.  He's a pretty big heavy 
weight as far as privacy advocates go.


>
> In brief, my background in this area is as follows:
> * involved in privacy issues for 20 years, originally as a staff member of 
> the New South Wales Privacy Committee in the 70s;
> * founding member of Australian Privacy Foundation in the fight against the 
> 'Australia Card', subsequently President;
> * co-founder (with Simon Davies) of Privacy International; now Board 
> Member;
> * Editor of 'Privacy Law & Policy Reporter', a monthly newsletter on 
> Australasian and Asian privacy laws;
> * teach Information Technology Law at University of New South Wales, 
> Sydney;
> * Co-Director of the Australasian Legal Information Institute, a new legal 
> information utility on the internet.
>  

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President, EFF-Austin     *  Mon Mar 20th EFF-Austin General Meeting
Board of Directors, CTCLU *  April 1-2    Robofest