Stockholm Internet Forum

3:21 am on May 27, 2014 · internet freedom (81), Stockholm Internet Forum (2)

WEBCAST: Stockholm Internet Forum #sif14 #governance #igf #netfreedom

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SIF 14

SIF 14Stockholm Internet Forum 2014 takes place Tuesday May 27 2014 – Wednesday May 28 2014 in Stockholm, Sweden. The Forum, founded in 2012, aims to bring together policymakers, civil society representatives, activists, business representatives and technical community representatives to deepen the discussions on how freedom and openness on the internet can promote economic and social development worldwide. The theme of the 2014 Forum is “Internet — privacy, transparency, surveillance and control”. The format is a plenary followed by three breakout sessions. All 3 are being webcast live via Bambuser. Stockholm is UTC+2, thus 6 hours ahead of NYC.

What: Stockholm Internet Forum 2014
Where: Stockholm, Sweden
When: Tuesday May 27 2014 – Wednesday May 28 2014
Agenda: http://www.stockholminternetforum.se/agenda/
Webcast: Main: http://bambuser.com/v/4656014 | Rm2: http://bambuser.com/v/3611792 | Rm3: http://bambuser.com/v/3611585
Twitter: #sif14 | @fxinternet

4:22 am on May 30, 2013 · internet freedom (81), lynn st amour (11), Stockholm Internet Forum (2), sweden (2), webcast (110)

VIDEO: Stockholm Internet Forum – Internet Freedom for Global Development #sif13 #netfreedom

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Swdish Internet Forum

Swedish Internet ForumThe 2nd annual Stockholm Internet Forum took place on May 22-23 2013. Freedom and openness, respect for human rights, innovation and global development are the key concepts for the Forum. The conference had two main themes this year: Internet Freedom and Security, and Internet Freedom and Development. Participants included policymakers, civil society representatives, activists, business representatives and technical community representatives. The entire program was webcast live and a detailed and high quality archive is available including summaries, a YouTube playlist, and also interviews.

It’s difficult to pick one session out to feature but here we have a high level discussion – Distributed Security in a National Context – in which Internet Society President Lynn St Amour participated (summary).

View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/NEjagjPlyTk
Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/YcEJFMmUy3qR/
Speakers:
Ron Deibert, Director, Director at the Canada Centre for Global Security Studies, University of Toronto
Dunja Mijatovic, OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media
Matt Perault, Public policy manager, Facebook
Lynn St Amour, President/CEO of the Internet Society (ISOC)
Eric King, Head of Research, Privacy International
Moderator:
Bertrand de La Chapelle, Director of the Internet & Jurisdiction Project, Member of the Board of Directors at ICANN.
Twitter: #sif13