RightsCon 2014 Silicon Valley
28 talks · 2014 · indexed by Breach Arc Archive. Links open each talk on YouTube.
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- Collateral Freedom Using Global Trade to Reshape Censor Incentives 2014
- Competition, Consumers, and Trolls Why You Should Care About Patents 2 2014
- Creative Conscience Writers on Surveillance, Society, and Culture 2014
- Designing Platforms for Digital Rights a Fireside Chat with Google, Facebook, and Twitter 2014
- Early Stage You Aren't too Small to be Thinking About User RIghts 2014
- Encryption TK Securing the Future of Journalism and Human Rights 2014
- Frenemies of the State How to Get Shit Done Without Killing Each Other 2014
- Game of Phones Global Telcos on Transparency, Regulatory Restrictions, and Human Rights 2014
- Home & Away International Parent Company Responsibility for Human Rights 2014
- Internet and Jurisdiction How do Competing National Laws Coexist Online 2014
- Known Unknowns of the NSA Surveillance Programs 2014
- Losing a Battle We Didn't Know We Were Fighting 2014
- MLATS Making Global Data Request Treaties Work for Human Rights 2014
- Network Neutrality How to Identify Discriminations and Advance Solutions 2014
- Populations on the Front Lines Voices from Ukraine, Uganda, and Turkey 2014
- Privatized Enforcement and Corporate Censorship The Future of Freedom of Expression 2014
- Protecting User Rights Practical Issues Facing Early Stage Companies 2014
- Sao Paulo and Beyond the Future of Global Internet Governance and Beyond 2014
- The Building Blocks of Dissent Policy Allies for a Dissident Web 2014
- The NSA Strikes Back Who Really Won the Crypto Wars 2014
- The Public Private Surveillance Partnership Myth or Reality 2014
- This Mess We're In the Surveillance Landscape and Coercion Resistant Design 2014
- Transparency Reporting for Beginners 2014
- Uncontrolled Surveillance Regulation and Export Controls 2014
- Using Technology to Counter Dangerous Speech When Feed the Trolls Isn't Enough 2014
- Watching the Observers the Impact of Surveillance on Human Rights 2014
- Wrap Session w Andrew McLaughlin, Digg & Yvette Alberdingk Thijm, WITNESS 2014