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ONI Conference: The Future of Free Expression on the Internet (Discussion)

With Professor Jonathan Zittrain
Recorded:
18 May 2007
Speakers:
With Professor Jonathan Zittrain

This is the OpenNet Initiative’s first public conference to discuss the current state of play of Internet filtering worldwide on May 18 2007, hosted by the Oxford Internet Institute.

Results from the ONI’s first global study of Internet filtering were on the table for a day of discussion involving ICT development experts, speech and human rights advocates, journalists and bloggers, international laywers and scholars, and others interested in state responses to online information flows.

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