What is the future of freedom of expression on the Internet, at a time when in several parts of the world, governments (fr) are increasingly advocating for the control of the digital space ?
Internet activists, academics, and policy makers will discuss this issue on May 23, and May 24, 2012 during the Internet at Liberty conference, sponsored by Google in Washington DC.
I have the honour to attend the event, live from the Newseum. I am really looking forward to exchanges on this crucial issue: free speech online is particularly at risk on the African continent.
A livestream of the conference will be available on Youtube. You can use hashtag #InternetLiberty on Twitter and follow @InternetLiberty for updates, comments and questions.
Agenda
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Internet activists, academics, and policy makers will discuss this issue on May 23, and May 24, 2012 during the Internet at Liberty conference, sponsored by Google in Washington DC.
I have the honour to attend the event, live from the Newseum. I am really looking forward to exchanges on this crucial issue: free speech online is particularly at risk on the African continent.
A livestream of the conference will be available on Youtube. You can use hashtag #InternetLiberty on Twitter and follow @InternetLiberty for updates, comments and questions.
Agenda
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