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Workshop - Datastream: My own private info

Is the Google and Facebook era revolutionizing the concept of privacy? Which information can I safely give? What personal data do I actually own? What can I share? Do I have the choice? What are the dangers? Join the debate and illuminate the road ahead to an open future!

September 30, 2010, from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM - Register >

My own private info : 'what is mine, what do I share, do I have the choice ?' Do we give a lot of information on the Internet? Does this mean that we open everything? Is this still our property? How do people share and give information? A roundtable will explore trends and challenges.

09.00-10.30	OPEN WORLD FORUM OPENING KEYNOTES
10.30-11.00	Pause and networking
	DataStream: My Own Private Info
11.00-12.30
11.00-12.30	Moderator: - Fabrice Epelboin (ReadWriteWeb) Panelists: - Sunil Abraham (Policy Director, Centre for Internet and Society - India) - Djordje Djokic (European rights and privacy protection on the Internet) - Dominique Cardon, Orange
12.30-14.00	Cocktail-Lunch and networking

Moderators

Fabrice Epelboin

Editor & publisher, ReadWriteWeb (France)

Speakers

Sunil Abraham

Policy Director, Centre for Internet and Society (India)

Dominique Cardon

Sociologist, France Telecom R&D (France)

Djordje Djokic

PhD, Specialized in European rights and privacy protection on Internet (France)

Attendees

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