Although there have been eight in total, this is the first CFP I attended. The program featured daily single-track sessions, lunch breakout sessions, and several concurrent tutorials. An interesting question of public display was addressed. Using several case studies as examples, Loundy suggested that the answer depends on the type of browser being used. This tutorial also discussed trademark law, especially as it applies to metatags.
Search engines use metatags to help index Web sties.
However, this is deceptive because the surfer believes he is accessing a site supported by Playboy. Kahin addressed the future of Internet policy and discussed the effects on employment and productivity. He presented basic principles focusing on recognizing the unique qualities of the Internet and creating policy that will facilitate international commerce. One of Kahin's last points was the need for industry self-regulation. Kahin suggests that self-regulation creates more efficient markets.