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Lauren Gelman (l), assistant director of Stanford's Center for Internet and Society, and Jennifer Granick, the center's director, at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

Location: New York City, New York

Date: April 2003

Camera: Canon EOS 10D

Note: Not available for purchase

ID Number: #03C11947


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Paul Levy of Public Citizen, a judge on a moot court at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Bill Scannell, who runs the boycottdelta.org site protesting Delta Airlines' passenger profiling, at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Privacy advocate Richard Smith with eye and fingerprint biometric scanners, at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Annalee Newitz of the San Francisco Bay Guardian and significant other at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Steven Bellovin, a fellow at AT&T Labs Research who specializes in security and cryptography, at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Michael Smith of the LXNY Linux user's group, at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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John Morris (l), Lara Flint, Ari Schwartz, lawyers at the Center for Democracy and Technology, at Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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David Sobel of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, with Pioneer Award he won, at Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Mike Godwin, a lawyer at Public Knowledge, at Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Barry Steinhardt, chair of the 2003 Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Simson Garfinkel, an MIT PhD student in computer science

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European visitors to the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference, with Simon Davies of Privacy International in bottom left

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Phil Zimmermann, creator of the Pretty Good Privacy encryption program, at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference

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Lauren Gelman (l), assistant director of Stanford's Center for Internet and Society, and Jennifer Granick, the center's director, at the Computers Freedom and Privacy conference