Electronification of medical Records, Privacy

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Labortech 2008 University of San Francisco

Electronification of Medical Records, Privacy and Genetic Tracking

Linda Ackerman, Privacy Rights Attorney

Julian Peeples, Communication specialist, CSEA 

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Union Busting, Labor Journalism and the Future for Media Workers

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LaborTech 2008 University of San Francisco Dec.7, 2008

Dick Meister, Journalist, labor reporter, KQED, SF Chronicle

Peter B. Collins, AFTRA, Air America Radio

Peter Philips, Project Censored

Leroy Jackson, NABET, CWA Region 5 Vice President

Sara Steffens, Northern California Media Workers Guild 

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Internet Telephony - Open Source for Labor

LaborTech 2008 University of San Francisco

Internet Telephony; Cell Phones and Open Source for Labor

Todd Davies, Stanford University, Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
Eric Goldhagen, openflows.com

LaborTech 2008- Labor Culture

Labor Culture and Using the Internet

University of San Francisco Dec 6, 2008
Jack Chernos, Labor Musician & AFM 6 and Colette Washington, CNA/NNOC On-line Communications

Anti-War Meets Anti-Union Busting Jan 27, 2007

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The coalition between the anti-war movement and labor against the war staged a powerful protest at the historic San Francisco docks to demonstrate solidarity against Hornblower's union busting tactics. Speeches by SF labor leaders and anti-war activists. 56 minutes

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Defending Community and Public Radio and Television

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Eric Shackelford-CWA, NABET, KQED shop steward, Maxine Doogan-KPFA engineer and Labor Collective Rep, Dorothy Kidd-USF Media Studies Chair.

How entrenched forces within the governing elites of public media are strangling independent voices and new programming ideas. LaborTech 2006 Conference at USF, Sunday, Nov.19, 2006.

56 min.

Workers Tech & Class Struggle Around the World. Part2

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Fred Bruggeman from Aircraft Engineers International delivers a talk on preparing for a strike at LaborTech 2006, USF November 19, 2006

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Labor and Who Controls the Internet Part 2

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Panel discussion on open spectrum and issues that effect online broadcasters in Labor. Held at the recent LaborTech conference at USF San Francisco, November 19, 2006. Dorothy Kidd-Chair USF Dept of Media Studies, Todd Davies-Stanford University Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, Chris Whitteman-Telecommunications attorney for communication democracy and Myoung Joon Kim- MediAct Korea.

 

Part 2 35.47 min.

 

Labor and Who Controle the Internet

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Panel discussion on open spectrum and issues that effect online broadcasters in Labor. Held at the recent LaborTech conference at USF San Francisco, November 19, 2006. Dorothy Kidd-Chair USF Dept of Media Studies, Todd Davies-Stanford University Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, Chris Whitteman-Telecommunications attorney for communication democracy and Myoung Joon Kim- MediAct Korea.

 

Part 1 43.21 min.

 

WIN, Pacifica and Labor Radio

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Frank Emspak-Workers Independent News, Maxine Doogan-KPFA Labor Collective, Peter Franck-Community Media Attorney. Labortech 2006, University of San Francisco. November 19, 2006 107 min.

Workers' Technology & Class Struggle Around the World

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Steve Zeltzer, moderator, Pat Daley-CUPE Canada, Martin Jensen-Director, Workers World Media Productions of South Africa.

Labortech 2006, University of San Francisco. November 19, 2006

Part 1

Bosses' Use of Technology, Outsourcing & Workers Resistance Part 2

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LaborTech 2006 Talks on Surveillance, Union Busting and Globalization November 18th with:

 

Nanacy Bupp, IAM Education Department, Michael Perelman, Economist with CFA California State University Chico, Nancy Brigham, UAW Local 1981 Labor technology educator, Leyroy Jackson Jr., President NABET-CWA Local 59053

 

Part 2 38 min

 

Bosses' Use of Technology, Outsourcing & Workers Resistance

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LaborTech 2006 Talks on Surveillance, Union Busting and Globalization November 18th with:

Nanacy Bupp, IAM Education Department, Michael Perelman, Economist with CFA California State University Chico, Nancy Brigham, UAW Local 1981 Labor technology educator, Leyroy Jackson Jr., President NABET-CWA Local 59053

Part 1 30 min

 

Community Media, Public Television, Wi-Fi and Internet Neutrality

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Presenters
Dorothy Kidd, Chair USF Department of Media Studies

Chris Witteman, Telecommunications Attorney
Seeta Pena-Gangadharan, Media Alliance

From The LaborTech Conference 2006, University of San Francisco, November 18  Continuation of discussion.

Part 2 24 min.

Community Media, Public Television, Wi-Fi and Internet Neutrality

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Presenters Dorothy Kidd, Chair USF Department of Media Studies Chris Witteman, Telecommunications Attorney

Seeta Pena-Gangadharan, Media Alliance

From LaborTech Conference 2006, University of San Francisco,

November 18

 

Part 1 56 min.

 

 

The Corporate Media Assault & Developing a Labor Media Strategy Part 2

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LaborTech 2006 Conference Held at the University of San Francisco, November 17-19. Speakers include, Dean Baker. Co-Director Center for Economic & Policy Research, Washington D.C., Jiyoung Lee, Labor News Production, Korea.

Part 2 55 min.

The Corporate Media Assault & Developing a Labor Media Strategy

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LaborTech 2006 Conference Held at the University of San Francisco, November 17-19. Speakers include, Tim Paulson from the San Francisco Labor Council, Dorothy Kidd, Chair of USF Media Studies, Steve Zeltzer, Main Organizer for LaborTech & Labor Video Project, Frank Emspak of WIN, Sid Shniad, Education Dir. Telecommunications Workers Union BC, Dean Baker. Co-Director Center for Economic & Policy Research, Washington D.C., Jiyoung Lee, Labor News Production, Korea.

Part 1 55 min.

Welcome

Thanks to everyone who produced and got involved and attended LaborTech 2006. This was an exciting conference and we will be displaying conference video here soon.