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SUMMARY:Digital Preservation: Business Models and Financial Incentives
  (with Vint Cerf)
DESCRIPTION:In 2018 the Internet Society New York Chapter (ISOC-NY)\, 
 with the support of Google\, has embarked on a new project to explore 
 and define Digital Preservation principles\, protocols\, and practices
 . This is the second event in the series with a keynote from Vint Cerf
 \, Chief Internet Evangelist for Google.\n\nFebruary 5th\, 5:30 - 7:30
 pm at Google NYC  — focusing on business / financial motives\n\nWine a
 nd light snacks will be served\n\nThis time\, appropriately for NYC\, 
 our focus will specifically be on the fiscal and entrepreneurial aspec
 ts\, and we are certainly looking to engage the NYC tech and VC commun
 ity. However\, all aspects of digital preservation will be on the tabl
 e. Don't miss this unique conversation\, facilitated by one of the fat
 hers of the Internet.\n\nWhile in-person participation is recommended\
 , the session will be livestreamed\n\nPlease join us in person or onli
 ne! \n\n**Please bring a valid photo ID for in-person attendance as se
 curity in the building is strict.\n\nKEYNOTE SPEAKER\n\nVinton G. Cerf
 \n\nVinton G. Cerf is vice president and Chief Internet Evangelist for
  Google. Widely known as one of the "Fathers of the Internet\," Cerf i
 s the co-designer of the TCP/IP protocols and the architecture of the 
 Internet.\n\nRESPONDENT:\n\nBrad Burnham\, Managing Partner\, Union Sq
 uare Ventures\n\nABOUT DIGITAL PRESERVATION\n\nOur culture and society
  has been enriched by the creation and proliferation of the Internet. 
 Information has become increasingly more accessible and has enabled so
  many of us to become active creators rather than passive consumers of
  content. With that\, we’re experiencing an explosive growth of digita
 l data\, with 2.5 quintillion bytes of data created every day and that
  data needs a place to live.\n\nNot only does our data need a place to
  live\, but it needs a place to survive into the future. What happens 
 if years from now\, we are no longer able to access our photos\, docum
 ents\, music — essentially all the records of our lives? We will not o
 nly be forgotten\, but we’ll be thrusting the future into a ‘digital d
 ark age’.
LOCATION:google nyc\, 111 8th Avenue\, New York\, 10011
URL:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/digital-preservation-ii-business-mode
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