[議程]FREE EXPRESSION IN ASIAN CYBERSPACE (龜趣來嘻)

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April 19 to 21, 2006

Welcome Dinner (April 18)	Participants arriving on April 18 will have informal dinner by the swimming pool of ACCEED.				7:00- 9:00PM
Day One (April 19): The Asian Internet Experience
MORNING SESSION
Registration Welcome	Please proceed to the ACCEED Electronic Library, where all sessions will be held			7:00- 8:30 8:30- 8:40		Roby Alampay, Executive Director, SEAPA
Keynote	Our Common Ground: The Internet and Free Expression in Asia: Free Expression in Asia: A situationer; The limits of (and on) traditional media			8:40- 9:00		Sheila Coronel Executive Director, PCIJ, Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Journalism
Why the Internet is important to Asians	Asian Internet usage/access vis-à-vis trends restrictions on traditional media; Profiles, projections in Internet usage in Asia (from South Asia to SEA and China); The Internet as a primary source of news and info in Asia Nepal: How the Internet keeps a nation from disappearing. Skyping in Burma and why governments tolerate cracks in the firewall Open Forum			9:00- 9:15 9:15- 9:30 9:30- 9:45 9:45- 10:15		Prof. Ying Chan, University of Hong Kong Kunda Dixit, Nepali Times Sein Win, Mizzima.com
	COFFEE BREAK			10:15- 10:30
Shaking up Asian Cyberspace How the Internet is changing the media landscape and public discourse in Asia	Circumventing traditional restrictions on print and broadcasting media: the Malaysiakini experience China and the Internet: Experiments in democracy without mentioning the word The Internet and political reform in Thailand: blogging, podcasting, online radio, and political reform in Thailand Vietnam and online news: How Vietnamese inside and outside the country are reaching out to each other to keep their democratic aspirations in sync Open Forum			10:30-10:45 10:45-11:00 11:00-11:15 11:15-11:30 11:30-12:00		Steven Gan, Malaysiakini.com Kevin Wen, Bokee.com Piyapong “Jib” Phongpai Chi Dang, Free Journalists Association
LUNCH				12:00-1:30
AFTERNOON SESSION
The power of citizen journalism	Independent blogging/podcasting in China Tag-teaming against the President: Philippine case-study on how bloggers and mainstream media kept a “banned” conversation going and online Collaborative models for bloggers and mainstream media from around the world Open Forum			2:00- 2:15 2:15- 2:30 2:30- 2:45 2:45- 3:15		Andrew Lih Manolo Quezon III Rebecca MacKinnon, Global Voices
	COFFEE BREAK			3:15- 3:30
Technical Workshop 1	Introduction to Podcasting and Multimedia blogging			3:30- 5:00		Jeremiah Foo, SEACEM
Welcome Dinner	Dinner will be at the Manila Bay. Transportation for delegates will be arranged, to depart ACCEED at 6PM			7:00-		Office of Senator Juan M. Flavier
Day Two (April 20): The Battle for the Internet
MORNING SESSION
Technology	The Great Firewall of China Pakistan’s fight for Blogspot Open Net Initiative findings on blocking and filtering in China, Burma, Singapore, Yemen, Iran		9:00- 9:15 9:15- 9:30 9:30- 9:45			Isaac Mao Dr. Awab Alvi, Don’t Block the Blog Nart Villeneuve, Citizenlab.org
	COFFEE BREAK		9:45- 10:00
The Law	A scan of traditional media/insult laws affecting the Internet in Asia Who needs filtering? Defamation in Singapore Terrorism and national security laws affecting cyberspace Open Forum		10:00- 10:15 10:15- 10:30 10:30- 10:45 10:45- 11:15			Dini Widiastuti, Article 19 James Gomez Jeff Ooi, RSF
Non-legal, non-technological pressures on the Internet	The business of the Internet: Lessons from Google, Yahoo, and MSN in China Economic pressures on online news media Economic factors affecting access; How to make the Internet work for the “offline community” Open Forum		11:15- 11:30 11:30- 11:45 11:45- 12:00 12:00- 12:30			Rebecca Mackinnon, Global Voices/ Berkman Center JV Rufino, editor, INQ7.net Owais Aslam Ali, Pakistani Press Foundation
LUNCH			12:30-2:00
AFTERNOON SESSION
Protecting Cyberspace	Ethics and Professionalism as Protection Know your rights: Article 19 in Cyberspace Hackers are your friends: Malaysiakini’s volunteer protectors Short introduction to existing projects and programs aimed at protecting bloggers, online writers, and cyberspace in general: Emergency Emails to keep, hotlines, etc. Open Forum	2:00- 2:15 2:15- 2:30 2:30- 2:45 2:45- 3:00 3:00- 3:30				Melinda Quintos de Jesus, Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility Article 19 Premesh Chandran, M’kini/SEACEM CPJ, RSF, SEAPA
Needs assessment	Distribution of survey to discuss capacities and needs for technology, training, funding	3:30- 3:45				To be faciliatated by Premesh Chandran, SEACEM
Technical Workshop 2	Wikis and online collaboration tools, paving way for continuing collaboration and discussions, and the building of an Asian network for the defense of free expression in cyberspace	3:45- 5:30				Andrew Lih
Day Three (April 21): Tools and mechanisms for protecting Asian Cyberspace
Technical Workshops	How to know if you’re being blocked, censored, monitored PC and Web tools for anonymizing and getting around blocking, filtering, monitoring	9:00, Whole morning				Nart Villeneuve, Citizenlab, and Ethan Zuckerman, Berkman Center
LUNCH		11:30-1:30
	Technical workshops (continued) Presentation of findings of previous day’s survey/discussion, and facilitation of discussions for moving forward on ways to protect Asian cyberspace END, discussions and recommendations for future collaboration	1:30- 2:30 2:30- 3:00 3:00- 3:15				Nart Villeneuve, Ethan Zuckerman, Berkman Center SEACEM SEAPA