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Each year, Silicon Flatirons calls for student papers on topics involving law and technology to promote and encourage the continued pursuit of the…

Testimony from 2020 Cohort “Overall I believe the experience was very valuable … I really hope this is a jumping off point, and not the end of my…

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Matt Cutter, CEO and Founder of Upslope Brewing…

On June 22, 2023, Silicon Flatirons convened an invitation-only roundtable discussion in Washington, D.C. titled “The Challenges of Radio…

On April 29, 2011, the Silicon Flatirons Program convened a roundtable at the offices of Wilkinson Barker and Knauer in Washington, D.C., to discuss the cable and direct broadcast satellite (DBS) compulsory copyright licenses. Industry experts with diverse views on the subject attended, including representatives from the large and small cable

  Reception Sponsored by Technological innovation challenges the law in many ways. This challenge is perhaps most acutely felt in copyright,…

Silicon Flatirons and the Blackstone Entrepreneurs Network present Simple Energy Founders Yoav Lurie and Justin Segall as our featured entrepreneurs with Brad Feld and Phil Weiser as moderators.

A Silicon Flatirons Roundtable To view the report, Click Here. The increasingly complex radio spectrum environment is changing the sources and…

A Conference Hosted by Silicon Flatirons, Public Knowledge and the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF).

Co-hosted by: 8:00 – 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:30 – 8:45 AM Welcome Phil Weiser & Matthew Spitzer 8:45 – 9:45 AM Broadband Policy Moderator: Ray…

Boulder enjoys membership on the list of elite entrepreneurial communities in the United States. Boulder is frequently mentioned alongside Silicon…

The rise of blogs, social networks, and other new media channels is putting pressure on the way we think about two important and legally protected values: personal privacy and the free press. How are changes in the way we produce and consume the news altering these values, and how should we balance these values when they collide in new ways? As traditional newspaper business models have begun to falter, some newspapers have subtly shifted the way they report the news in ways that may tread upon traditional notions of personal privacy. It has become common to read in the mainstream news media about the private thoughts of minor figures as gleaned from postings to Facebook. In the meantime, the “new media” has done more than subtly shifted away from past practice; they are in many ways rewriting the rules of journalism, publicity, and privacy.

    Cities and towns around the world know that fertile locations for innovation help attract creative people and enable…

To view the video recording of this event, click here.   Speaker: Holly Hamann,VP of Marketing and Co-Founder Holly is a serial…

To view the video recording fo the event, Click Here   Developers are in the crosshairs of a nationwide explosion of lawmaking.…