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IGF 2019

Welcome to the IGF 2019 in Germany!

JK

Johannes Kuhn

@SZ
Reporter
Austin

08:00 CET

Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University / Network of Centers ‎‎ Village

09:00 CET

Pre-Event 30 - AI and discrimination - whose problem is it? (Council of Europe) Estrel Saal B

10:35 CET

Pre-Event 5 - As a stakeholder in the digital transformation, can civil society make its voice heard? (German Ministry of Interior) Estrel Saal CMaria Radestock

13:05 CET

Pre-Event 41 - Leaving Hotel California: promoting alternatives to the Internet giants (Open-Xchange + OpenForum Europe) Raum IVVittorio Bertola

15:05 CET

Pre-Event 40 - The evolving ecosystem: ICANN's role in the security and stability of the Internet (ICANN) Raum II

15:35 CET

Pre-Event 13 - Open and Free and What - Visions for the Future of the Internet (Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung) Raum IIISebastian Weise

09:30 CET

OF11 Data Governance and Competition Convention Hall I - DDaniel Weber

10:00 CET

Internet Governance and Digital Cooperation Convention Hall II (Main)Lynn St.Amour

10:20 CET

OF29 Public Service Internet, How Media Could Fix the Cyberspace Raum II

11:30 CET

WS 218 Deliberating Governance Approaches to Disinformation Saal EuropaMegan Metzger WS 41 Tech Nationalism: 5G, Cybersecurity and Trade Raum VMilton Mueller

12:00 CET

OF44 Disinformation Online: Reducing Harm, Protecting Rights Convention Hall I - C

15:00 CET

High Level Session on the Future of Internet Governance Convention Hall II (Main)Heiko Wildner

09:00 CET

Applying Human Rights and Ethics in Responsible Data Governance and Artificial Intelligence Convention Hall II (Main)Sorina Teleanu • Concettina Cassa • Natasa Glavor

09:30 CET

WS 295 Public Diplomacy v. Disinformation: Are There Red Lines? Saal Europa

11:15 CET

Addressing Terrorist and Violent Extremist Content Online Convention Hall II (Main)Jutta Croll • Sylvia Cadena • Susan Chalmers

11:30 CET

WS 177 Tackling hate speech online: ensuring human rights for all Saal Europa

15:00 CET

OF13 Human Rights & AI Wrongs: Who Is Responsible? Convention Hall I - D WS 36 Data-Driven Democracy: Ensuring Values in the Internet Age Raum IISissy-Ve Basmer-Birkenfeld WS 59 Digital Sovereignty and Internet Fragmentation Saal EuropaMilton Mueller WS 85/268 Misinformation, Responsibilities and Trust Raum V

16:40 CET

DC on the Sustainability of Journalism and News Media Estrel Saal BMichael J. Oghia WS 246 Do Internet Services Deserve a Sin Tax? Raum III

09:30 CET

WS 150 Tackling Hate Speech: A Multi-Stakeholder Responsibility Raum V WS 359 Network Disruptions across Borders: A New Cyber Response Saal EuropaPeter Micek

10:35 CET

WS 180 Splinternet: What Happens if “Network Sovereignty” Prevails Raum I WS 63 Usual Suspects: Questioning the Cybernorm-making Boundaries Saal EuropaPablo Hinojosa

10:45 CET

OF27 The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development Convention Hall I - C

14:15 CET

Governance Challenges in the Digital Age: Finding New Tools for Policy-Making Convention Hall II (Main)Ben Wallis

16:10 CET

OF28 Internet Governance with and for the Citizens Convention Hall I - CAntoine Vergne • Morgane Fleury

17:20 CET

OF 37 - Landlocked Countries: Turning a Weakness into an Opportunity (ATRA) Convention Hall I - C