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FOSI's Annual Conference 2010

Internet Freedom, Safety & Citizenship: A Global Call to Action

Day 1, November 9th

9:00am - Registration, Coffee & Exhibits
10:00am - Introductions
- Kim Sanchez, Microsoft; Chair of Family Online Safety Institute
- FOSI Year in Review Video
- Stephen Balkam, Family Online Safety Institute
- Keynote Address, Peter Cullen, GM Trustworthy Computing Group and Chief Privacy Strategist, Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft
- Keynote Address, Tami Erwin, President, West Area, Verizon Wireless
11:10am - Go Figure (Online Safety Version)

11:15am - What Do We Know? Latest Findings and Research (Auditorium)
Moderator: Larry Magid, ConnectSafely
- Amanda Lenhart, Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project
- Julia Davidson, Kingston University London
- David Finkelhor, University of New Hampshire
12:30pm - Lunch & Exhibits

1:20pm - Remarks, Anna Gomez, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information and Deputy Administrator, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), U.S. Department of Commerce
1:30pm - From COPA to OSTWG: 10 years of online safety reports (Auditorium)
Moderator: Stephen Balkam, Family Online Safety Institute
- Don Telage, OnRamp Wireless, Inc; Chairman of the Child Online Protection Act Commission
- Herb Lin, National Academy of Sciences; Editor, Thornburgh Report
- Torie Clarke, Comcast; PointSmart.ClickSafe Report
- danah boyd, Social Media Researcher; Editor, Berkman Study
- Hemanshu Nigam, SSP Blue; Co-Chair of the Online Safety Technology Working Group
2:45pm - Breakouts
The End of Privacy? Location-based-services, reputation and data protection issues (Auditorium)
Moderator: John Carr, Children's Charities' Coalition on Internet Safety
- Michael Fertik, Reputation Defender
- Brian Knapp, Loopt
- Fernando Laguarda, Time Warner Cable
- Jeff Brueggeman, AT&T

Cyberbullying: What's really going on? (Room 1)
Moderator: Catherine Teitelbaum, Yahoo!
- Elizabeth Englander, Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center
- Patti Agatston, Prevention/Intervention Center
- Will Gardner, Childnet International
- Jason Rzepka, MTV

COPPA Review: An opportunity or threat? (Room 3)
Moderator: Jules Polonetsky, Future of Privacy Forum
- Berin Szoka, Progress & Freedom Foundation
- Alan Simpson, Common Sense Media
- Jeff Chester, Center for Digital Democracy
- Shai Samet, kidSAFE Seal Program
- Dona Fraser, ESRB
3:45pm - Break
4:00pm - Internet Freedom, Censorship & 21st Century Statecraft (Auditorium)
Moderator: Gene Policinski, First Amendment Center
- Alan Davidson, Google
- Nicol Turner-Lee, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
- Leslie Harris, Center for Democracy & Technology
- Susan Fox, Disney
5:00pm - Keynote Address: Ambassador Melanne Verveer, Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues.
5.15pm - Teen Performance, "Mixed Signals", Wilson Players
5:30pm - Reception
6:00pm - Awards
7:00pm - Close

Day 2, November 10th

9:00am - Coffee & Exhibits
10:00am - Welcome Kim Sanchez, Microsoft
- Video from Day 1
10:15am - Remarks, Josh Gottheimer, Federal Communications Commission
10:30am - Renee Hobbs, Media Education Lab
10:45am - Digital Citizenship: Safety, literacy, and ethics for life in a digital world (Auditorium)
Moderator: Frank Gallagher, Cable in the Classroom
- Anne Collier, ConnectSafely
- Mike Ribble, Author of Raising a Digital Child: A Digital Citizenship Handbook for Parents
- Linda Burch, Common Sense Media
- Charles "Chuck" Saylors, National PTA

12:00pm - Keynote, Karen Cator, Director of the Office of Educational Technology, US Department of Education
12:15pm - Lunch
1:10pm - GRID & The State of Global Online Safety, Dave Miles, Family Online Safety Institute
1:30pm - Breakouts
It's All in the Mind: behavioral issues in online safety (Auditorium)
Moderator: Jeffrey McIntyre, Children Now
- Dr. Gwenn Schurgin O'Keeffe, Pediatrics Now
- Dr. Jennifer Hartstein, Child, Adolescent, and Family Psychologist
- Rosalind Wiseman, Author

Sexting: where hormones and technology meet (Room 1)
Moderator: Nancy Gifford, Family Online Safety Institute
- Lt. Joe Laramie, Missouri ICAC Task Force
- Prof. Mary Leary, Columbus School of Law
- Andy Hoover, ACLU Pennsylvania
- Riya Shah, Philadelphia Juvenile Law Center

Tech Talk: The latest tools to empower and protect (Room 2)
Moderator: Adam Thierer, Progress & Freedom Foundation
- Jack McArtney, Verizon
- Jay Opperman, Comcast
- Holly Hawkins, AOL
- Jon Shalowitz, Nominum
- Caroline Curtin, Microsoft

The Latin American Perspective (Room 3)

Moderator: Carlos Rodriguez,

2:30pm - Break
2:45pm - Breakouts
What's on your mind?: The challenges and opportunities of social networking (Auditorium)
Moderator: Charlie Firestone, The Aspen Institute
- Mandeep Dhillon, Togetherville
- Marne Levine, Facebook
- Sarahjane Sachetti, FormSpring
- Del Harvey, Twitter

Enforcing the Law in Cyberspace (Room 1)
Moderator: Michael McKeehan, former FOSI Chair
- Mark Williams-Thomas, Criminologist
- Adam Palmer, Symantec
- Sandra Marchenko, International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children
- Kevin O'Connell, Chief of Investigations for Attorney General Lisa Madigan

Tech Savvy Teachers and Switched-on Administrators (Room 2)
Moderator: Marsali Hancock, iKeepSafe
- Mark Brumley, Sidwell Friends School
- Dan Rauzi, Boys and Girls Clubs of America
- Keith Krueger, Consortium for School Networking (CoSN)
- David Wright, Southwest Grid for Learning
- Tim Riches, DigitalME

Lessons Learned in the Middle East (Room 3)
Moderator: Ambassador David Gross, Wiley Rein
- Rob Middlehurst, Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, Bahrain
- Steve Simpson, US Department of State
- Nick Truman, Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, Bahrain
- Dr. Hoda Baraka, First Deputy to Minister of Communications and Information Technology
3:45pm - Break
4:00pm - The Mobile Future
Moderator: Stephen Balkam, Family Online Safety Institute
- Natasha Jackson, GSM Association
- Maureen Cooney, Sprint
- Dane Snowden, CTIA
- Brent Olson, AT&T