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Harvard Law Professor Jonathan Zittrain pulls back the digital curtain.
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Even the famously proprietary Bill Gates used generative technology, Zittrain says.
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Lincoln put it well: are we capable of governing ourselves?
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Zittrain on what he calls a collective effort, an effort with some urgency, and a sense of sacrifice, of actually being willing to take some time apart from our day […]
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The question of third party coders and walled gardens.
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Our computers are completely vulnerable to hijackings and ambush, Zittrain says.
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We can feel hints of change coming, Zittrain says.
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The public should stand with the LGBT community against hatred.
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All the candidates have reached out to the community, Giuliano says.
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Neil Giuliano stays cautiously optimistic.
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A lot like being the mayor of a city, Giuliano says.
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The Democrats engage the LGBT community and the Republicans don't, Giuliano says.
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70% of Americans believe "Don't ask, don't tell" should go away, Giuliano says.
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The party scene presents an opportunity to educate the community, Giuliano says.
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GLAAD must keep up with media coverage, just as it has done since the early days of the AIDS crisis, Giuliano says.
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Giuliano sees general unity on most issues save, perhaps, for gay marriage.
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GLAAD's Sports Media Program tries to root out homophobia.
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Taking dating out of that seedy bar at the end of a dark alley.
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Despite the thaw, the violence and hatred continue, says Giuliano.