Private Actors and State Action in Cyberspace
From OpenNet Initiative Conference 2007
The role of private actors in state-sponsored filtering is a complex and controversial question. What is the responsibility of corporate actors vis-à-vis governments? What is the right mix of voluntary and government-led action, and the role of individual action versus collective responses? We will explore these questions via a discussion of the ongoing multistakeholder process to create principles on free expression and privacy.
Please sign up below for the Private Actors and State Action in Cyberspace breakout session
1. Itsuko Yamaguchi, OIPRC visitor, IIP fellow & Univ. of Tokyo
2. Joris van Hoboken, Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam
3. Nick Dearden, Amnesty UK
4. Urs Gasser, Univ. of St. Gallen & Berkman Center
5. Gabrielle O'Callaghan, Trinity College, Dublin
6. Richard Clayton, University of Cambridge
7. Malte Ziewitz, OII, Univ. of Oxford
8. Charlie McAteer, Human Rights in China (HRIC)
10. Tessa Simonds, UMass Amherst.
11. Marcelo Thompson, Oxford Internet Institute
12. Ben Brown, London College of Communication, Student
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