CLA 2009: Day Three

The conference ended on a high note for me witha session on Net Neutrality given by two librarians from Concordia University, Alex Guidon and Danielle Dennie. I’m about to finish writing my thesis on Net Neutrality, but I still found this presentation interesting. At one point, it was argued that there should be a “third way” between ‘pure’ neutrality and the non-neutral view. I suddenly felt back in the late 1990s when Tony Blair andBill Clinton developed the notion of the “third way” in politics. That notion was always a bit vague, but there we are. Anyhow, it was a presentation where I learned things and that’s what I wanted.

In the afternoon, I got a bunch of work done while waiting around in the Montreal train station. A productive way to end the conference.

Related posts:

1. SLA 2009 Begins
2. CLA 2009: It was a dark and stormy night
3. CLA Conference Report is up
4. CLA 2010 Conference