Monday, January 18, 2010
6-7pm reception
7-8pm panel and Q&A
University Club
800 Powell St., SF, CA
Links to directions, maps: www.univclub.org
Members: $10; Non-members: $15 No refunds after 1/15/2010.

Join the Harvard Club of San Francisco for an enlightening discussion on the use of technology in politics. Does the candidate with the most Twitter followers win the election? What does Facebook have to do with government?

We are excited to host technology professionals and web-savvy public officials in a candid discussion about what it means to govern in the Internet age. Confirmed speakers so far include:

Supervisor David Chiu, San Francisco Board of Supervisors

Brian Behlendorf, founder of Apache web server and open government advocate

Tom Hughes-Croucher, DataSF and Yahoo evangelist

For questions regarding the event contact: ryan@b2gmedia.com