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- 🚀 ICYMI: The Rapid Rise of Space-Based Internet: What Congress Should Know / 🛰️ Full Video + Transcript Now Live March 16, 2026In case you missed it, we have posted the video, audio, and transcript of the March event on “The Rapid Rise of Space-Based Internet: Broadband from Above.” The Rapid Rise of Space-Based Internet: Broadband from Above LISTEN Tech Policy in 2026: A 2nd Session Preview Subscribe To Our Podcast SPEAKERS Jay Schwarz Chief, Space Bureau […]NetCaucus Staff
- 🛰️ Lunch Briefing on Space Internet w/ FCC’s Jay Schwarz 3/11 March 6, 2026Join us for lunch at noon in Rayburn for a lunch discussion on “The Rapid Rise of Space-Based Internet: Broadband from Above.” We’ll be joined by FCC Space Bureau Chief Jay Schwarz and other experts on 3/11 in Rayburn 2168. Date: Wednesday, March 11 Time: 12:00–1:00 PM ET Attend: Livestream or in person at Rayburn 2168 RSVP: via Luma (in-person and livestream available) For years, the […]NetCaucus Staff
- Four Insiders Predicted the 119th Congress – Here’s What They See Coming / Full Video + Transcript Now Live February 3, 2026In case you missed it, we have posted the video, audio, and transcript of the January event on “Tech Policy in 2026: A 2nd Session Preview” Tech Policy in 2026: A 2nd Session Preview LISTEN Tech Policy in 2026: A 2nd Session Preview Subscribe To Our Podcast SPEAKERS Luke Hogg Director of Technology Policy Foundation […]NetCaucus Staff
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CAC News
- Debugged S5 E10: Mathematics, Medicine, and Mutation: Emma Bunch on Computational Oncology April 12, 2026https://open.spotify.com/episode/35tukum0E4gK6f7WlYkmcA Hello and welcome back to Debugged, the Congressional App Challenge’s podcast that connects the country’s youth with technology by debugging the intricate world of computer science. In this episode, our host Suhaani Sodhi speaks with Emma Bunch, a Congressional App Challenge alumnus whose passion for solving cancer has led her from high school coding […]mgupta
- A New Chapter: The Congressional App Challenge Executive Leadership Board April 8, 2026Over the past decade, the Congressional App Challenge has grown into one of the most impactful bipartisan STEM initiatives in the country, with more than 70,000 students participating nationwide. As those students have continued on to college, the workforce, and into leadership roles across the technology and policy landscape, the program has evolved alongside them. […]Ryan Kirzner
- Debugged S5 E9: Digital Readiness and Leadership in Educational Technology with Lisa O’Masta March 26, 2026https://open.spotify.com/episode/2uSWYLGdtJWpMPxLQPPnLE Welcome back to Debugged, the Congressional App Challenge’s podcast where we bridge the gap between today’s youth and the innovators shaping our digital world. In this episode, hosts Teddy Lampert and Tushar Mehta speak with Lisa O’Masta, an experienced executive who has dedicated over 25 years to transforming the educational landscape. As the CEO […]mgupta
SOTN Feed
SOTN News
- 🌟 AI Terms Everyone’s Talking About — Agentic & Sovereign AI at SOTN March 6, 2026If you’ve been hearing the terms Agentic AI and Sovereign AI and wondering what they actually mean, you’re not alone. These two panels were among the most popular sessions at this year’s State of the Net, as policymakers and experts worked to unpack the ideas shaping the next wave of AI policy. 📺 You can […]SOTN
- 📺 Video & Takeaways: Telecom Act @ 30 Panel 📡 March 6, 2026On the 30th anniversary of the Telecom Act of 1996, State of the Net hosted an all-star panel on where communications policy stands today and what comes next. Here are a few key takeaways from our expert panel – plus the full video if you want to dive in. Key Takeaways “Consumers clearly want convergence… […]SOTN
- 🚨 The Full Agenda — 90 speakers! February 6, 2026The Final Agenda is Here! The State of the Net agenda is here and it’s huge. There’s a reason this is the largest Internet policy conference in Washington. Almost 90 speakers across the keynotes, panels, and lightning talks — all listed below 👇 📣 Newly added sessions —Panels on New Frontiers of Speech in the Internet Age and Sovereign AI add to the agenda. 🎟️ Tickets are still […]SOTN
Foundry Feed
Foundry News
- 📢 Call for Submissions: ILPF’s 2026 Tech Policy Digital Symposium December 29, 2025Submit your work by January 15! The Foundry is inviting early- and mid-career professionals to submit 700-word blogs for ILPF’s 2026 Digital Symposium on Tech Policy. We’re looking for short, op-ed […] The post 📢 Call for Submissions: ILPF’s 2026 Tech Policy Digital Symposium appeared first on The Foundry.Internet Law & Policy Foundry
- Policy Hackathon 2024 Results August 5, 2025The Internet Law & Policy Foundry (ILPF) Hackathon brings together emerging leaders to explore cutting-edge issues at the intersection of technology and public policy. In its fourth edition, participants were […] The post Policy Hackathon 2024 Results appeared first on The Foundry.Internet Law & Policy Foundry
- Brains, Bytes, and Bragging Rights: Foundry’s Annual Internet Law Trivia Turns 10 August 4, 2025The Internet Law and Policy Foundry marked its 10th Annual Trivia Night with a nail-biting finale, a tiebreaker between two of the fourteen fiercely competitive teams battling for this […] The post Brains, Bytes, and Bragging Rights: Foundry’s Annual Internet Law Trivia Turns 10 appeared first on The Foundry.Internet Law & Policy Foundry