Internet Culture Policy and Law

By Tracy Mitrano. It is that time of year again for the Internet Culture Policy and Law Program! At its inception in 1995 called the “Computer Policy and Law,” and then as of 2001 the “Institute for Computer Policy and Law,” we recently renamed it “Internet Culture Policy and Law” (retaining the ICPL acronym) to reflect content shifts over time.   Once the only program of its kind, it remains higher education’s go-to conference for issues revolving around, well, the Internet, its culture, law and policy writ large (international, national, institutional and operational).  It has always been in gorgeous Ithaca, New York, and is sponsored by Cornell University’s Continuing Education Department. This year the dates are September 17-19. Read more...