13th Annual Kickoff Technology Policy Exhibition
January 26th, 2010
5-7 PM, Hart Senate Office Building, Room 902
Overview | Demonstrators |State of the Net Conference
January 26th, 2010 marked the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee (ICAC)'s 13th Annual Kickoff Technology Policy Exhibition. To be notified of ICAC events, join the ICAC events mailing list.
2010 Presenters included:
- Accenture: Alzheimer's Association Comfort Zone
- AT&T: Qme!.gov
- Change Agent Productions: Neighborhood Technology Learning Continuum
- Comcast Corporation: On Demand Online
- Common Sense Media: Common Sense Schools
- EcoFactor, Inc.: Automated Management of Residential Heating and Cooling
- ESRI and Connected Nation: Interactive Broadband Coverage Maps: Tools for stimulus tracking, consumer information, and economic development
- Federal Trade Commission's OnGuard Online
- Fujitsu: MedSecure patient kiosk
- Google PowerMeter
- Jitterbug, Created by GreatCall, Inc. Jitterbug: The easy to use cell phone experience (Health & Wellness applications)
- KnowWho: Congressional Directories That Increase Constituent Transparency & Legislative Office Efficiency Simultaneously
- Lockheed Martin: IronClad
- Microsoft Corporation: USFederal360 Solution Using Surface and GetGameSmart
- Motorola: Droid
- National Center for Missing & Exploited Children: NetSmartz411
- Nokia Accessibility
- Points of Light Institute: HandsOn Network and Causes present Volunteer with Facebook
- ReputationDefender, Inc.: MyReputation & MyPrivacy
- Skoodat Tools for Teachers: Real-time Information to Transform Results
- Sony: Sony Reader - Daily Edition
- The Entertainment Software Association
- TRUSTe: Behavioral Advertising Notice Program
- Verizon Wireless: Verizon Safeguards
- Virginia Tech: The Virginia Tech Lumenhaus
- Yahoo! Privacy Tools
The Kickoff Technology Exhibition is the largest and longest running technology exhibition on Capitol Hill. Designed to demonstrate emerging Internet technologies that shape Congressional policymaking, the exhibition provides Members of Congress and their staff the opportunity to put their hands on the technologies that are changing our lives and influencing policy. The Kickoff Exhibition is also one of the largest policy networking events on Capitol Hill bringing together Congressional staff, Administration officials, industry executives and public interest advocates. The goal of this annual tech exhibition is to bring cutting-edge technology demonstrations to Capitol Hill that illustrate the power and flexibility of the Internet as medium for communications, commerce, and democracy. Perennially, over 600 people attend the Kickoff including lawmakers and staff, reporters, and representatives from the government agencies and private sector organizations.
This widely attended educational briefing is hosted by the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee (ICAC), part of a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization.
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