Free Expression on the Internet
From OpenNet Initiative Conference 2007
Internet censorship is in direct conflict with free of speech. Yet there are well-accepted limits to freedom of expression in every country around the world. Given the inherent flaws in filtering technologies that lead to over- and under-blocking, how should decision-makers approach this issue? Which countries are handling this well? What would the attributes of a best-practices approach to filtering be?
Please sign up below for the Free Expression on the Internet breakout session
1. Mr. Shuvra Mahmud, BBC Monitoring.
2. Wendy Seltzer, Chilling Effects (Berkman Center & OII)
3. Itsuko Yamaguchi, OIPRC visitor, IIP fellow & Univ. of Tokyo
4. Marc Troughton, University of Oxford
5. Jan Schwate, Technical University of Ilmenau, info@govote.de
6. Joris van Hoboken, Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam
7. Chia-Ying Lee, MSc in E-learning Student, University of Oxford
8. Tural Aliyev MSc in E-learning Student, University of Oxford
9. Stephanie Hankey, Tactical Tech
10. Anthony House, Google
11. Gabrielle O'Callaghan, Trinity College, Dublin
12. Sihem Bensedrine,Editor in chief online magazine KALIMA (Tunisia)
13. Karin Karlekar, Freedom House
14. Sami Ben Gharbia, Global Voices Online
15. Avon Edward Foote, University of North Alabama & chotank.com
16. Malte Ziewitz, OII, University of Oxford
17. Rebecca Wong, Nottingham Law School
18. Erik Borra, University of Amsterdam
19. Tessa Simonds, UMass Amherst
20. Andrew Currah, University of Oxford
21. Victoria McEvedy, Solicitor
22. Simon Frantz, The Scientist
23. John Morris, Center for Democracy & Technology, Washington, DC
24. Mahmood Enayat, Producer, BBC World Service/Persian Service
25. Pete Walton, Queen Mary College, London
26. Sangamitra Ramachander, OII, University of Oxford
27. Thomson Lui, Hong Kong Economic Times
28. Claudio N.Albanese
29. Nick Anstead, RHUL
30. Ben Brown, London College of Communication, Student
31. Bipana Bantawa, MSc student, University of Oxford
32. Marcelo Thompson, DPhil Student, Oxford Internet Institute
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