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regarding a wide range of issues involving technology and society in
the ARPANET/Internet community since the early 1970's.
Lauren authors the satire/commentary "Reality Reset" columns, and
hosts "Fact Squad Radio"
and the "Vortex Reality Report & Unreality Trivia Quiz". He has been a frequent
commentator on the "Morning Edition" program from NPR (National Public Radio), and a columnist
for Wired News. Lauren is also
co-founder of "URIICA - Union for
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Lauren Weinstein

Lauren
is co-founder
of PFIR - People For Internet
Responsibility, co-founder and moderator of NNSquad
- Network Neutrality Squad
-- and the founder of the PRIVACY
Forum. He created the
PRIVACY Forum in 1992, and has been involved with Internet and
other
technology issues for over 40 years, including at the first
site
on the ARPANET (the ancestor of the Internet), which was located
at
UCLA.
His focus is both policy and engineering issues related to the
Internet, privacy, the interaction of technology with society,
and a
range of other areas.
Lauren
is widely
quoted regarding such matters by newspaper, magazine, and
other
articles.  He participates in numerous radio and
television news
programs, talk shows, and other venues where these important
issues are
under discussion.

Lauren
on the way to the office

Lauren's
BLOG

Lauren
has hosted DayThink
audio
features, Fact Squad Radio,
and authored
the
satire/commentary Reality Reset columns.
He has been a
frequent commentator on the "Morning Edition" program from NPR (National Public Radio),
and
a columnist for Wired
News.
Lauren is a member
of the ACM (Association for
Computing
Machinery) Committee on Computers and Public Policy, and
has consulted to Google.
Lauren is based
in Los Angeles.

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Email: lauren@vortex.com
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