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State of the Internet презентация
Содержание
- 2. What is happening on the Internet in 2014?
- 3. Hungary internet tax cancelled after mass protests
- 4. Charlie Hebdo aftermath: Security above all else
- 5. There should be no means
- 6. Obama calls for net neutrality: No
- 7. European Union wants ‘right to be forgotten’ to go global
- 13. Everyone can code
- 17. Gathering, analysing and publishing legally available data
- 18. Invisible hand towards internet service providers and
- 19. More openness and transparency needed The public
- 22. The Internet has shaped our political landscape and social movements
- 24. Internet freedom matters to everyone who cares about the health and future of democracy.
- 30. One country, two systems
- 32. seven Speak-Not Subjects 七不講 online
- 33. New Internet regulations in China Real-name system
- 34. Power of crowd and information Whistle-blowing on social media
- 35. The Great Firewall of China
- 36. Jailing of Chinese ‘rumour monger’ casts shadow over Weibo
- 38. In China, at least 100 people were arrested for supporting HK’s Umbrella Revolution
- 40. INTERNET OF THINGS AND ‘SMART OBJECTS’
- 41. ‘Smart objects’ coming to your home soon
- 42. “The Internet will disappear…It will
- 44. ‘Right to be Forgotten’ or ‘Right to Delete’? Video by InMedia HK
- 45. Google’s RTBF requests received in EU www.google.com/transparencyreport
- 47. Declaration of Internet Freedom We stand for
- 49. Tim Berners-Lee: The world needs an
- 50. Thank You www.charlesmok.hk Facebook: Charles Mok 2012 Twitter @charlesmok
Слайд 5
There should be no means of communication that ‘we cannot read’.
David
Cameron
January 2015
UK: new laws to allow govt access to private, encrypted communications content
January 2015
UK: new laws to allow govt access to private, encrypted communications content
Слайд 6Obama calls for net neutrality:
No ‘Fast Lane’
Information should be
delivered quickly and without discriminating about the content.
Слайд 17Gathering, analysing and publishing legally available data on government user data
and content removal requests
State of transparency between the Hong Kong Govt and technology and telecommunications companies
Protecting the fundamental freedoms of netizens
Слайд 18Invisible hand towards
internet service providers and OUR DATA
User data / content
removal requests without court order
Слайд 19More openness and transparency needed
The public has the right to know
how government actions affect their privacy and free flow of information
Слайд 32seven Speak-Not Subjects
七不講
online public opinion censorship
Universal values
Press freedom
Civil society
Civil
rights
Past mistakes of the CCP
Crony capitalists
Judicial independence
Слайд 33New Internet regulations in China
Real-name system (approved in Dec 2012, fully
implement by Jun 2014)
Draft new Privacy Laws and Draft Internet Privacy Regulations (April 2013)
Draft new Privacy Laws and Draft Internet Privacy Regulations (April 2013)
Content monitoring, self-censorship and mandatory reporting of ‘state secrets’ and ‘impermissible contents’ for ‘network and information security reasons’
Слайд 42
“The Internet will disappear…It will be part of your presence all
the time.”
Eric Schmidt
Google
Eric Schmidt
Слайд 47Declaration of Internet Freedom
We stand for a free and open Internet.
We
support transparent and participatory processes for making Internet policy and the establishment of 5 basic principles…
www.internetdeclaration.org
Слайд 49
Tim Berners-Lee:
The world needs an online ‘Magna Carta’ to combat growing
government and corporate control
