This Thursday evening at the Langdon Street Cafe in Montpelier, the Vermont ACLU is presenting a panel discussion about our changing notions of privacy in the age of social networks, online shopping, blogging, Twitter and the rest of the web 2.0 world.  The panel is called Whosespace? The Changing Law and Culture of Privacy in the Wired Age.  Panelists include author and VCAM board member, Fred Lane; UVM prof (and former VCAM board member), Tom Streeter and Matt Shagam, a UVM graduate student focusing on internet media and social trends.  The panel will be moderated by Vermont ACLU executive director, Allen Gilbert. 

Here's the ACLU's page about the event, and here's a printable flyer (PDF), in case you want to help spread the word all old school style.

The fun starts at 6pm.  I have every intention of being there.  So should you!  How about it, you central VT bloggers?