Audio files of Days 1 and 2 presentations
PODCASTS of the presentations during the first day, as well as the rest of the second day, of the conference are now available. Click on the links below:
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 5
Session 6
Session 7
Technical workshop 3
THE third and final day of the conference is devoted to learning tools and mechanisms for protecting Asian cyberspace. Nart Villeneuve of the Toronto-based Citizen Lab and Ethan Zuckerman of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at the Harvard Law School are currently handling the day-long technical sessions on two levels:
- first, knowing if you’re being blocked, censored or monitored, and
- second, knowing the Web tools for anonymizing and getting around blocking, filtering and monitoring
Their presentation can be accessed here. Or listen to the first half of the presentation: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Technical workshop 2
ANDREW Lih kept everybody glued to their seats beyond the duration of his session with a very interesting presentation on wikis and online collaboration tools. The conference in fact envisions the use of such online tools for continuing collaboration and discussions, and the building of an Asian network for the defense of free expression in cyberspace.
The presentation can be downloaded here. Or you can listen to the audio files: Parts 1 and 2.
Audio files of Day 2 afternoon sessions
BELOW are available podcasts of the presentations in today's afternoon sessions:
Session 7
Audio files of Day 2 morning presentations
DELEGATES can also listen to some of the Day 2 morning presentations by clicking on the links below:
Session 4
Session 5
More podcasts will be made available later.
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- Rebecca MacKinnon | RConversation
- James Gomez | JGNews
- Open Net Initiative
- Dr. Awab Alvi | Teeth Maestro
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- Journalism and Media Studies Center, University of Hong Kong
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- CMFR’s Freedom Watch
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