[liberationtech] REMINDER: GNI event at Stanford Law School

[Yosem Companys]

From: Vivek S. <vivekdse at stanford.edu>

Stanford Law School and Global Network Initiative are organizing an event 
on free expression and digital privacy that would be of interest to many 
people in this group.  Please see below for details.

Warm regards,

S. Vivek

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Program on Liberation Technology,
Stanford University
http://liberationtechnology.stanford.edu

C 149 Encina Hall
616 Serra St.
Stanford, CA 94305

Phone: 1-801-784-8357, that is 1-801-S Vivek's!

Blog: http://viveks.info
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http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/events/privacy-security-and-freedom-expression-challenges-human-rights-and-data-regulation

December 2, 2015
9:30 am to 4:30 pm

What, if anything, should we do about extremist content on the Internet? 
What is the role of Internet companies in promoting free expression and 
privacy around the world? How should we manage data requests from law 
enforcement and intelligence agencies around the world, when countries have 
different privacy protections and different laws?

The Global Network Initiative and the Center for Internet and Society will 
host an all-day Learning Event on Wednesday December 2nd at Stanford Law 
School covering some hot topics for free expression and digital privacy.

In a series of panel and interactive discussions, we will address the 
global response to extremist content and cross-border data movement.
 
In addition, a panel with representatives of internet and telecommunication 
companies will assess the new Ranking Digital Rights Corporate 
Accountability Index with RDR Director Rebecca MacKinnon, and discuss 
companies’ policies and practices for free expression, privacy, and 
increasing requests from governments around to world to monitor and 
restrict content.
Lunch will be served.

No cost for registration.
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