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Protect the Net-Toronto

Written on 30/11/2006 and filed in Informationlab, Events, Maps

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Protect the netThe Munk Centre for International Studies, Toronto
1 December 2006 from 12 noon - 7pm

Protect the Net - Toronto is a major event organized by The Citizen Lab. It is the first stop in a worldwide campaign. The event will feature presentations on Internet censorship, surveillance and infowar, as well as the worldwide public release of the psiphon censorship circumvention software.

As part of the Govcom.org Foundation I’ve been working for this event on some new information visualisations of the analysis of Richard Rogers and Erik Borra. I’ll show them when I find the time next week. It’s been a strange week, working on an art installation as Cell Phone Disco and on an issue such as Internet Censorschip. Really love my work :).

Marieke, Richard or Erik, please send me some photos!

Update: Check Erik’s post as well, including the interview of Ronald Deibert.

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