Free Speech and Privacy in the Information Age

Symposium

University of Waterloo
Saturday, November 26, 1994

• Rationale
• Who should attend?
• Symposium program
  • Introductory Remarks, by Jeffrey Shallit
  • Introductory Remarks, by Harriet Lyons
  • Old Freedoms and New Technologies: The Evolution of Community Networking, by Jay Weston
  • Global Gossip, Homeless Information, and the Notion of Public Health, by Ursula M. Franklin
  • Computer System Administration in an Age of Uncontrolled Information Flow, by Henry Spencer
  • The Use of the Internet as a Vehicle for Pornography - Do We Really Care? by Gaile Pohlhaus
  • Freedom of Speech and the Protection of Privacy under the Charter in the Information Age, by John Sopinka
  • Perceptual Differences in Approaches to Censorship: Information Intermediaries and the Implementation of Law, by Margaret Ann Wilkinson
  • A Free and Unshackled Internet -- If Joseph Howe Were Designing Cyberspace , by Parker Barss Donham
  • Must We Buy Into Technological Determinism? by Thelma McCormack
  • Preserving Privacy on the Information Highway: Fact or Fiction? by Ann Cavoukian
• Call for papers
• Sponsorship
• Organizing Committee
• Getting there
• Accomodations
• Registration
• For further information ... send email to [email protected]