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Article #20Computer crime, hackers & 1st Amend
From: John F. McMullen (at Marist)
Date: Mon, 06 Apr 1992 15:21
Date: Mon, 06 Apr 1992 15:21
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There will be a 2-hour panel discussion on "Computer Crime & First Amendment Concerns" at 10:30AM on Sunday, April 12th at the 17th annual Trenton Computer Festival (TCF'92). I will moderate the panel which will be composed of Donald Delaney, New York State Police Senior Investigator responsible for computer crime and telecommunications fraud; Mike Godwin, in-house counsel, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF); Emmanuel Goldstein, editor & publisher - "2600:The Hacker Quarterly; and Phiber Optik, well-know hacker (previously arrested by Delaney). TCF is the oldest computer festival/show in the world, preceeding even the legendary "West Coast Computer Faire". It is held on Saturday & Sunday, April 11 & 12th at Mercer County College, outside of Trenton, NJ It will contain over 170 commercial exhibits, the largest computer flea market on the East Coast (8 acres) and 2 days of seminars, talks and panel dicussions. The keynote spreaker (Saturday - 3:00PM) is Paul Grayson, CEO of Micrografx. The New York Amateur Computer Club (NYACC), on of the festival's co-sponsors, is providing bus service from New York City to and from TCF. A bus leaves 11th Street and 6th Avenue at 8:00AM on Saturday and 8:30 on Sunday (The Sunday bus originates in Long Island). For details, call Lewis Tanner (212 928-0577 between 7&9PM).
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