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Technolotics videocast

Posted by Suw Charman in Automatic Vehicle Tracking, Copyright, Data Retention, Links at February 28th, 2006

Whilst I was in Dublin last weekend, I did a videocast for Trinity College bloggers Technolotics. Thanks very much to Gareth Stack and Francis McGillicuddy for giving me the chance to talk about digital rights, copyright reform, privacy, data retention, automatic vehicle tracking and a bunch of other stuff. The ‘cast is available in audio or video (avi or Google video, although you’re best off downloading the video rather than trying to play it in your browser if you go for the avi).

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