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NetHui 2011 now almost free to attend
InternetNZ (Internet New Zealand Inc) is pleased to announce it has tripled its level of financial support for NetHui 2011 and reduced event costs. The result is that the cost of attending NetHui 2011 is now only a registration fee of $30 plus GST, payable to the conference company organising the event. “NetHui has always… Read more >>
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Stream Brainstorm
We’re starting to brainstorm possible streams and sessions for NetHui 2011 and are talking to potential stream leaders to take a lead in organising each set of sessions. The list below is a starting point – by no means final. These streams could be expanded, split, trimmed, or otherwise reallocated with your input. Fire your… Read more >>
Advisory Board
Marie Shroff
Privacy Commissioner
It is hard to imagine a life now that is not online. Information is the currency of the online world and personal information is the most valuable part. NetHui is an opportunity for us all to focus our minds on where we are at and where we might go.
Richard Orzecki
Chairman of Māori Internet Society
The Māori word Hui has many definitions including convention, conference, cluster, meeting, assemble, band together, flock together, function and gathering, NetHui will allow all of the above to happen and hopefully have some fun as well.
Sue Chetwin
Chief Executive, Consumer NZ
The Internet has changed the way we conduct our lives – from buying and selling, to keeping up with the world and our friends. The Internet has brought huge social and economic benefits. NetHui 2011 will be a chance to discuss those, and importantly the responsibilities that go along with them.
Mike O’Donnell (MOD)
Head of Operations, TradeMe
Given its speedy infiltration of the Internet into our lives, it is surprising that little has happened in terms of trying to get our head around the big picture here in little old New Zealand. It’s my hope that NetHui 2011 will provide that opportunity.
Brett O’Riley
CEO of NZICT Group
While there has been a lot of discussion recently about broadband, the very nature of the way the Internet functions is being seriously questioned globally – NetHui 2011 will be where the industry debates those issues in a New Zealand context.
Judge David Harvey
District Court Judge
Nethui is an occasion for forward-looking debate and discussion surrounding ICT and associated issues – necessary for anyone interested in the future.
Rod Drury
Founder and CEO of Xero
The Internet is allowing New Zealanders to connect to anyone, anywhere in seconds – transforming our position in the globe. It’s time for a New Zealand strategy, leveraging the fact we are small enough to get together, in order for us to step change New Zealand’s place in this new digital world.
Brendan Boyle
Chief Executive of DIA and NZ Government CIO
The challenge for government is to keep up with the way people use the Internet, by delivering more frontline services online.
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