Hey, what are you doing tomorrow? That sounds nice, but have you considered all the expected flooding around the bay area? You should head up to dryland at the University of San Francisco atop Lone Mountain to see this conference being put on by the University of San Francisco Intellectual Property Law Bulletin: "The Toll Roads? The Legal and Political Debate Over Net Neutrality."

Come and see NN guru Tim Wu, Art Brodsky, Richard Clarke, Lawrence Spiwak, and a host of others. Why should you care about Network Neutrality? Here's why.

Al Gore took the initiative in creating the Internet during his service in the United States Congress for YOUR benefit. You should return the favor by showing an interest in how it's run (at least until the day the United Nations takes it over or Cyberdyne Systems finally gets SkyNet up). And if you're a lawyer, this is a painless way to get tons of MCLE credit. See you there! If you can't make it to the campus, then check it out on your PC via uStream starting at 8:30 AM.

More details, after the jump.

Scheduled to appear:

Timothy Wu
Professor, Columbia Law School

Richard Clarke
AT&T

Lawrence Spiwak
Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal &
Economic Public Policy Studies

Moderator: David Franklyn
Professor, University of San Francisco School of Law
William Taylor
NERA Economic Consulting

Mark Cooper
Consumer Federation of America

George Ford
Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal &
Economic Public Policy Studies

Scott Wallsten
American Enterprise Institute, Brookings Joint Center

Moderator: Steven Alter
Professor, University of San Francisco
School of Business and Management Scott Cleland
Founder of Precursor, LLC and NetCompetition.org

Kevin Bankston
Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation

Bob Frankston
Net Neutrality Squad, Project of People for Internet Responsibility

Colette Vogele
Vogele and Associates

Moderator: Susan Freiwald
Professor, University of San Francisco School of Law Robert Frieden
Pioneers Chair in Telecommunications, Pennsylvania State University

Jonathan Aronson
Executive Director, University of Southern California
Annenberg Center for Communication

Art Brodsky
Communications Director, Public Knowledge

Heather Hudson
Director, Telecommunications Management and Policy Program,
School of Business and Management, University of San Francisco

Moderator: Eric Goldman
Professor, Santa Clara University School of Law

Symposium staff:
CHRISTINA GAGNIER, ERIK SMITH, ANDREA REYNA, AMY MORGANSTERN, ATHENA JOHNS, and ROXANNA WATROUS