ORGCon2013 featured an exciting range of panels, talks and workshops.
Time | Lecture theatre | Council Chamber | Thompson Room | Siemens Room | Faraday Room |
09:30 | Registration | ||||
10:00 |
Welcome and presentation by: Tim Wu The Digital Rights Movement |
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11:00 |
Snoopers' Charter: What's the situation now? -Jim Killock, ORG Executive Director – Peter Sommer, co-author Digital Surveillance, academic and computer scientist -Bendert Zevenbergen, co-author of Digital Surveillance report -Julian Huppert, Liberal Democrat MP |
Digital Arms Trade -Hauke Gierow, Reporters without Borders -Simone Halink, Bits of Freedom Chair: Peter Bradwell |
Copyright and orphan works: the new law and what it means - Nick Munn, Deputy Director of Copyright, Intellectual Property Office - Emily Goodhand (aka @copyrightgirl), Copyright and Compliance Officer at the University of Reading - Daniel Cuthbert, documentary photographer -Chair: Wendy Grossman |
Open Data UK: Unlocking the Reality -Jeni Tennison, Policy Head at the Open Data Institute -Martin Tisne, Director of Policy, Omidyar Network UK |
What exactly is ORG anyway? Who we are and what we do -Milena Popova, ORG Board of Directors -Ruth Coustick, Supporter Officer -Becky Hogge, ORG Advisory Council -Richard King, ORG volunteer |
12:00 |
Naked Citizens! The Data Protection Regulation and why you should care about it - David Smith, Deputy Information Commissioner - Kasey Chappelle, Global Privacy Counsel, Vodafone Group -Chair: William Heath, co-founder and chairman of Mydex
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Regulating Code - Ian Brown and Chris Marsden on their book and its conclusions Introduction and questions from Bendert Zevenbergen |
Think of the Children! Censorship and young people online - Professor Andy Phippen Introduction and questions from Louise Ferguson |
Lessons from creative citizens: How to win at the Internet - Simon Indelicate, The Indelicates -Chair: Peter Bradwell |
Defining Digital Rights Workshop and discussion led by Jim Killock, ORG Executive Director |
13:00 | Lunch |
Lunch meet-up ORG-tech |
Lunch meet-up ORG-law |
Lunch meet-up ORG local groups |
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14:00 |
Who wins when copyright and free speech clash? - Graham Smith, author of Internet Law and Regulation and UK Internet lawyer - Gabrielle Guillemin, Legal Officer at ARTICLE 19, discusses their new Copyright and Freedom of Expression Principles Session chaired by John Elliot, ORG Board member. |
The right to be offensive: Free speech online in the UK -Robert Sharp, Head of Campaigns and Communication, English PEN - Victoria McEvedy, media lawyer, McEvedys |
How to wiretap the Cloud (without anybody noticing)
-Caspar Bowden, independent privacy expert Speaking on the threat of the US FISAA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Ammendments Act) |
Activism Workshop: Take action on the Data Protection Regulation and the Snoopers' Charter |
Presentation on the Gov.uk project
-Tom Loosemore, Deputy Director Digital Strategy, Government Digital Service
Introduction and questions from Lee Maguire, Technical Officer
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15:00 | Break | ||||
15:30 |
Rapid fire talks Reuben Binns - Open Data for Privacy Lily Ash Sakula - Stuff that matters
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Rapid fire talks Milena Popova – When Worlds Collide |
Rapid fire talks Victoria McEvedy - Overview and Reform: a short introduction to libel Sam Smith - MedConfidential: Keep my Secrets |
Rapid fire talks Kim Barker - User Generated content law Tanya O’ Carroll - Panic Button: The Mobile Alert System for Activists Edward Parsons - Firewalling child rights in the name of "protection" |
Rapid fire talks Jonathan Brown - Mozilla Persona: The Web's decentralised identity API Glyn Wintle – Your password is...
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16:20 | Break | ||||
16:30 |
Closing keynote from John Perry Barlow The Freedom to Know |
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17:30 |
End of event and party! |