Editing SFC NYC (section)

==Susan Crawford (5:00 - 5:30)==
a professor at Cardozo Law School in New York City

very few actors controlling our pipes 
companies split their influence in  the country in the past 
wireless will not be a substitute for wired access (interference, limited
spectrum)
cable is being more successful because only it can provide high speed
(only cable can provide it)
we will be charged for bitrates in the future -> high prices for high-speed
Internet access
access to the Internet is an essential public good
not much supervision of these companies
financial charges are shifting from the content providers to the consumers
Australia has the best model where a high percentage of people are reached by
fiber 

Day 2:
Unconference
*FreedomBox Discussion
**what's a freedom box?
**UX argument
**centralized/federated/decentralized


*Illustrated Law Journal