Industry committee   of interoperability make life simpler, more efficient and more connected. Interoperability can be co-operative, ambivalent or adversarial. It's this last category, coined by Cory Doctorow and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, that is perhaps most relevant to our discussion today. Adversarial

Public Safety committee  You work with outside organizations such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which is one of my favourite examples. They are constantly doing this type of work, putting that work out there, validating it and vice-versa.

Information & Ethics committee  I think that's my point. I want to hark back to something that happened in the U.S. recently. The EFF, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, recently found that the ALPR systems, automatic licence plate readers, are networked across the United States and are exchanging data

National Seal Products Day Act   classmate Seth Schoen, who is now at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, met him, learned from him, and passed on a lot of that knowledge and his passion. As a result of Jonas' very promising career, and strong and, by all accounts, contagious interest in technology, his family set up