With luck, CFP this year will feature live video streaming and a Twitter backchannel. Along with this blog, the CFP Wetpaint Wiki, and Ask your lawmaker about computers, freedom, and privacy,* we hope this marks a significant step to increasing the visibility of privacy and onine civil liberties issues — during the conference, and throughout the rest of the year too.
The best ways to follow what’s happening:
- The official CFP site at http://cfp2009.org, including the online schedule for streamed video
- and the CFP 2009 blog
- The CFP Wetpaint Wiki
- On Twitter, where http://twitter.com/cfp2009 has the latest updates and information, and the #cfp09 hashtag has discussions. http://cfp09.twazzup.com/ is a good place to watch the tweetstream. If you’re new to Twitter, please check out our Getting Started on Twitter page for some helpful tips.
And please, don’t just follow along — get involved! Join in the conversations on the blog and on Twitter. When you see articles, videos, blog posts, and discussions about CFP-related issues, tweet them and include the #cfp09 hashtag. And stay tuned for more about Ask your lawmaker about computers, freedom, and privacy, a joint project with Capitol News Connection, focused on getting answers and coverage on key legislative issues.