] This event offers computer scientists, public officials,
] and industry representatives an opportunity to present their
] analyses to the Georgia public. It offers a neutral, academic
] setting for a fact-based discussion of what has become a
] contentious issue.

They are having some serious problems with their broadcast. I hope they get it cleaned up. Its on now though. Tune in and listen...

U: Well we got about 45 minutes of anecdotal discussion of the John's Hopkins report, and then techno music. I guess nothing says "computers break" like a failing broadcast.

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