We should put up signage for Sudo Room on the Broadway side of the building.
We've already asked George about whether it would be OK to put it on the arched awning above the 2141 Broadway door and have the go ahead.
Apparently, if we use the same white on blue format, there are no additional costs. Other colored designs would require Sudo room being registered with the city & have to take part in paying for insurance for the building (albeit proportional).
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Could we get volunteers to play the piano if we wheeled it outside tomorrow evening? Could be a neat way to invite passers-by at Art Murmur up to our space. I was thinking at the 22nd St. entrance, since Broadway might get complicated.
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We should invite Marcia and the EFF folks out to publicize this important corporate socially responsible technology report launch. Any interest?
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> From: "Marcia Hoffman | EFF" <membership(a)eff.org>
> Date: April 30, 2013, 12:16:09 PM PDT
> To: Eddan Katz <eddank(a)aya.yale.edu>
> Subject: The new "Who Has Your Back?" report is out!
> Reply-To: "Marcia Hoffman | EFF" <membership(a)eff.org>
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> Dear Eddan,
> I'm excited to announce the latest update to our annual Who Has Your Back? privacy report!
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> When you use the Internet, companies ask you to trust them with your private data: from personal messages, to search terms, to photos, and much more. But government officials increasingly ask companies to hand that data over, a fact highlighted by the recent battle over CISPA.
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> To make Who Has Your Back?, EFF lawyers and activists review company policies and interview legal departments to find out exactly how companies deal with government requests for your data. We review their answers and give stars to companies with industry-leading policies and practices, which helps privacy-conscious users make informed decisions and encourages the companies to step it up.
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