From ocl at gih.com  Fri Feb 28 19:14:54 2014
From: ocl at gih.com (Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond)
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2014 19:14:54 +0000
Subject: [Netreach-L] Fwd: Parliament meets Internet. Surveillance,
 the digital economy & the Open Internet.
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Hello everyone,

I think this might be of interest to people here.

Kindest regards,

Olivier


-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	Parliament meets Internet. Surveillance, the digital economy &
the Open Internet.
Date: 	Thu, 27 Feb 2014 19:38:52 -0500
From: 	ISOC UK England Chapter <contact at isoc-e.org>
Reply-To: 	<contact at isoc-e.org>
To: 	<ocl at gih.com>



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Dear Olivier Crepin-Leblond,


      ?Parliament meets Internet. Surveillance, the digital economy &
      the Open Internet.?

      5-7pm 4th March in Parliament (committee room 12)

 

Renowned experts in Internet Standards, Technologies, Policy and
Institutional development debate the emerging trends of the Intenet for
the UK in the mother of Parliaments at Westminster.

The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is meeting for only the
second time in London during the first week of March. The IETF defines
the Standards that make the Internet. The IETF considers ?pervasive
monitoring? similar to other security problems in the Internet. The IETF
is working to strengthen Internet technology to better defend against
this type of attack.

Parliament has asked the Intelligence and Security Committee to beef up
oversight of Surveillance and is asking for evidence for its current
inquiry on the legislative framework on privacy and security. What is
the technical dimension on these issues?  What implications emerge from
a better understanding of these dynamics for legislators in a digital
world?

This will be a *unique *opportunity to engage legislators and the
Internet technical community on these issues. No technical knowledge is
expected. Some political and technical know how will hopefully be
transferred.

 The event will be followed by a reception kindly sponsored by Afilias.


      *Agenda* **

*Introductions *- Christian de Larrinaga  for ISOC UK England (chairman
of FirstHand.

*Moderator *- Matt Warman - Technology Editor - the Daily Telegraph.

Jari Arkko - Chair of the IETF  - Internet technical community views on
pervasive monitoring.

Ian Brown - Oxford Cyber Security Institute -  Is asking for a balance
between privacy and security the right question?

Nick Pickles - Big Brother Watch  - My Digital State, My digital Civil
Society,  a new vision needed.

Kathy Brown - Internet Society CEO - Internet Governance in perspective
- Open for everyone.

Dame Wendy Hall - The Web Observatory - Data for Everyone

 

Response by Parliamentarians (tbc)  & interventions from the floor

 

Video by Olivier Crepin Leblond - Chair Internet Society UK England

Reception for recovery by kind sponsorship of Afilias  - Desiree
Miloshevic - Internet Society UK England

Adjudication by  Julian Huppert MP or the Deputy Prime Minister (tbc)
the Parliamentary Sergeant at Arms will be in the building!

 Please register  http://isoc-e.org/parliament-meets-internet/to receive
travel and reception invitation.

 

Unfortunately due to logistics, no remote participation is possible

 

Internet Society UK England Chapter
http://www.internetsociety.org.uk/
contact at isoc-e.org <mailto:contact at isoc-e.org>

 



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