Re: Which Remedies? Appraising Microsoft II Workshop Update

[Steve Salop and Judy Gelman <salop@erols.com>]

Jamie -- two notes.  My first name is spelled with a V, not a PH.  Also,
I am at the Georgetown Univ Law Center.  Thanks for including me in the
workshop.
Steve

James Love wrote:

> This is an update on the workshop:
>
>         Which Remedies? Appraising Microsoft II
>
> that will be held on Friday April 30, 1999 at:
>
>         The Carnagie Institution
>         1530 P Street NW, Washington, DC
>
> The Web page for the workshop is:
>
>         http://www.appraising-microsoft.org/2nd.html
>
> The featured speakers, moderators and panel members are:
>
> Ralph Nader, Consumer Advocate
>
> Jean-Louis Gassée, CEO of Be, Inc.
>
> Bryan Sparks, CEO of Caldera
>
> Bob Young (invited), CEO of Red Hat
>
> Ted Johnson, Co-Founder and Executive VP, Visio
>
> Roberto de Cosmos, Maitre de conferences in computer science at
>      Ecole Normale Superieure in Paris, author of with Dominique
>      Nora, Le Hold-Up planétaire
>
> David Bollier, Author of H2O proposal on Open Code software for
>      Berkman Center, Harvard University
>
> F.M. Scherer, Professor of Public Policy and Corporate Management
>      in the Aetna Chair Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
>      University.
>
> Joseph J. Simons, partner in Rogers & Wells' Antitrust Group
>
> Stephen Salop, Professor of Economics and Law, Georgetown
>      University
>
> Jonathan Zuck, President, Association for Competitive Technology
>
> Marc Cooper, Research Director, Consumer Federation of America
>
> James Love, Director, Consumer Project on Technology
>
> Glenn Manishin, Partner, Blumenfeld and Cohen - Technology Law
>      Group, principle author of the SIIA remedies document
>
> Ed Black, President, Computer and Communications Industry
>      Association
>
> Henry First, currently Professor of Law, New York University,
>      recently appointed as Chief of the Antitrust Bureau for the
>      New York Department of Law.
>
> We should have the schedule for each panel and speaker
> ready by the first part of next week, which will put that
> on the web page.
>
>  REGISTRATION
>
> Registration is requested for the workshop, based upon the form
> on the web site.  This event is being organized by Essential
> Information, without any outside funding, so that all expenses
> will have to covered by fees.  The fees are as follows:
>
> Business Registration  $250
> Nonprofit/government   $ 45
>
> Scholarships available for persons without sponsors or with
> limited ability to pay by contacting Donna Colvin:
>
>
>   Donna Colvin <dcolvin@essential.org>
>   202.387.8030
>
> --
> James Love, Director, Consumer Project on Technology
> I can be reached at love@cptech.org, by telephone 202.387.8030,
> by fax at 202.234.5176. CPT web page is http://www.cptech.org