[governance] Durban & Tunis

[Carlos A. Afonso]

Grande Wolf, I might have missed something, but the official Tunis WSF 
agenda shows only one activity (of a total of 962!) on Internet issues, 
which is this one:

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March 29 -- 13h00-15h30
Surveillance and Politics on the Web
World Wide Web Consortium
Salle : I104

Description
The Web is increasingly central to our lives and the future of struggle. 
In order to resist repression, it is increasing critical to secure our 
Web connections against digital surveillance. This workshop will begin 
by giving a basic overview of how ordinary people can use the Web and 
related services more securely via encrypted email, VPNs, and Tor. The 
Web is also increasingly important to understand as a terrain of 
political struggle, and central to how capitalism transforms itself in 
order to overcome its current crisis. So we will discuss how Internet 
Service Providers, telcos, and companies like Google, Facebook, and 
Twitter are profiting from our personal data and how this can form the 
basis for a new political struggle.

Mot clé:
web internet security rights digital surveillance
Activité étendue:
Votre activité sera à organisée à Tunis mais vous seriez intéressés à " 
l’élargir " grâce à Internet

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The communication commission of the WSF is mainly focused on community 
radio issues.

frt rgds

--c.a.

On 03/27/2013 04:56 PM, "Kleinwächter, Wolfgang" wrote:
> Hi friends
>
> is anybody aware whether Internet Governance issues where on the agenda of the World Social Forum in Tunis and the BRICS Summit in Durban?
>

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