Sessions

NetHui runs for three days. On Wednesday and Thursday after the opening speakers and keynotes everything is discussion – pick your interest.
On Friday everyone gets together for the Lawrence Lessig keynote and open mic discussion.

Details of video coverage and online engagement at NetHui

Details of Keynote Speakers, Advisory Board, and Stream Leaders

Links to Collaborative Notes

Links to Slides

WEDNESDAY – Ng? K?rerorero – The Discussions

Opening Sessions

• Mihi Whakatau – Welcome Ceremony
• MC: Vikram Kumar, Chief Executive of InternetNZ
• Opening Speaker: Rod Drury, Founder and CEO of Xero
• Presentation of InternetNZ Lifetime Achievement Award
• Overview of New Zealand Internet – AUT/World Internet Project

Innovation and Emerging Issues

Business Innovation in the Modern Digital World

Stream Leader: Paul Matthews

• The changing face of the Internet: Mobile and Security
  with Ross Hughson, Personal Information Management
• Legal Implications of Cloud Computing
  with Michael Wigley, Wigley & Company
• The future of Content and Media in a digital world
  with Lance Wiggs
• Privacy Issues for business in the new digital age
  with Marie Shroff, Privacy Commissioner
• Roundup Panel and Discussion
  with Paul Matthews

Globalisation, the Internet and the Law

Addressing the impact of the Internet on society and its laws

Stream Leader: Colin Jackson

• The Law of the Net
  with Colin Jackson, Technology Consultant
• Intellectual property or toll-gates on the information highway?
  with Rick Shera, Lowndes Jordan
• The Internet as a revolutionary tool
  with Brian Calhoun, Independent Consultant and co-chair of NZRise Inc
• Forbidden knowledge
  with Ross LaJeunesse, Google’s Head of Public Policy and Government Affairs for Asia Pacific
• Who runs the Internet?
  with Judge David Harvey

Digital Citizenship

Creating an online environment the public can have confidence in

Stream Leader: Martin Cocker

• Cybersafety: Why do we care and why it’s important to you
  with Martin Cocker, Executive Director, NetSafe
• Combating Cyberbullying and Harassment
  with John Fenaughty, Research Manager, NetSafe
• No third session
• Engaging Young People to ‘Like’ Cybersafety
  with John Fenaughty, Research Manager, NetSafe
• 21st Century Parenting – What are the Challenges?
  with Lee Chisholm, Operations Manager, NetSafe

Access and Diversity

Reducing inequalities and ensuring diversity in usage of, and benefit from, the Internet.

Stream Leader: Ellen Strickland

• Barriers and Bridges to Digital Inclusion: Taking action in the community
  with Alistair Fraser and Di Das, Computers in Homes
• Designing for All
  with Kevin Prince, Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind
• Understanding Access & Enabling Diversity: Facts, figures and the future
  with Jennie Billot and Philippa Smith, World Internet Project
• Digital literacy: Navigating a connected world
  with Dave Moskovitz, InternetNZ Councillor
• Human Rights and the Internet
  with Joy Liddicoat, Association for Progressive Communications

THURSDAY – Ng? K?rerorero – The Discussions

Opening Session

• MC: Vikram Kumar, Chief Executive of InternetNZ
• Introduction and Welcome
• Recorded Message: Markus Kummer, ISOC Vice President Public Policy
• Keynote: Rod Oram, Business Columnist
• Ministerial Keynote: Hon Steven Joyce, Minister of ICT

Innovation and Emerging Issues

Emerging Issues

Stream Leader: Ray Delany

• Market Structures in a UFB World
  with Rohan MacMahon, Crown Fibre Holdings
• IPv6: How real is the issue and what’s the role of Government and Industry?
  with Dr Murray Milner, NZ IPv6 Task Force
• Net Neutrality: Legacy issue or essential for the future of the ‘Net?
  with Jamie Baddeley, InternetNZ Vice President
• The implications of Digital Communities on Emergency Response
  with Tim McNamara
• Roundup Panel and Discussion
  with Ray Delany

Government and Openness

Exploring how the open nature of the Internet can affect Government

Stream Leader: Laurence Millar

• Open Government in 2020
  with Laurence Millar
• Open Government action plan – national and local government
  with Julian Carver
• Geospatial open data
  with Kevin Sweeney
• Government procurement
  with Brett O’Riley
• Open Government Data (including licencing)
  with Keitha Booth

Digital Citizenship

Creating an online environment the public can have confidence in

Stream Leader: Martin Cocker

• Choice and exclusion
  with Sean Lyons, Director, NetSafeLABS
• Increasing Consumer Resilience
  with Chris Hails, Netsafe
• Civic engagement
  with Luke Goode, University of Auckland
• Is Privacy a 20th Century concept?
  with Martin Cocker, Executive Director, NetSafe
• Content Risks and Protection
  with Sean Lyons, Director, NetSafeLABS

Education

Preparing youth for the future

Stream Leaders: Derek Wenmoth and Douglas Harre

• Changing nature of education provision
  with Derek Wenmoth
• Building a national education network (NEN)
  with Douglas Harre
• Teaching the Teachers
  with Derek Wenmoth
• The ‘data’ explosion
  with Douglas Harre
• Ubiquity in Learning
  with Derek Wenmoth

Closing Session

Leadership Address: Deputy Prime Minister Bill English

FRIDAY – Te Kotahitanga – The Being Together as One

• MC: Sean Plunket
• Keynote: Professor Lawrence Lessig
• Session 1: Video and discussion: Digital Citizenship
  • Stream Leader: Martin Cocker
  • Featuring: Hon David Cunliffe, followed by screening of “The Virtual Revolution”
• Session 2: PANEL: Globalisation, the Internet and the Law
  • Stream Leader: Colin Jackson
  • Featuring: Hon Chris Finlayson, Prof Lawrence Lessig, Judge David Harvey, Ross Lajeunesse, Rick Shera
• Session 3 PANEL: Government & Openness
  • Stream Leader: Laurence Millar
  • Featuring: Brendan Boyle, Nikki Kaye, Clare Curran, Gareth Hughes, Mike O’Donnell and David Noble
• Session 4: PANEL: Access & Diversity
  • Stream Leader: Ellen Strickland
  • Featuring: Richard Orzecki, Dr Rick Boven, Joy Liddicoat, Michael Moore-Jones, Antony Royal
• Wrap Up
• Poroporoaki – Closing Ceremony