Digital Social Responsibility: Searching for Ethics on the Internet (June 7, NYC)
The Japan Society of New York is hosting a very interesting event titled “Digital Social Responsibility: Searching for Ethics on the Internet” on Thursday, June 7, 2007 from 2:00 to 6:00 PM. This seminar will feature keynote speaker Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist.org and will bring together experts in search engine technology, online business, internet-enabled social networking, and internet privacy to discuss the ethical and social challenges in the for- and not-for-profit sectors triggered by the rapid diffusion of digital technology and the ubiquity of internet protocol. Topics of discussion will include:
- Future accessibility and democratization of the Internet
- The creation and support of a borderless, end-user-driven Internet, in Japan, the United States, China and elsewhere
- Transparency and accountability
- Striking the balance between protecting personal freedoms and squelching fraudulent online activity
Unfortunately, my travel schedule prevents my attendance, but I hope others will participate and report on the conversation.
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