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Plenary and Semi-Plenary Sessions

Most Plenary and Semi-Plenary presentations not available on disc.


Plenary Sessions

Welcoming Remarks
Speakers:
Lynn St. Amour, President of the Internet Society, USA st.amour@isoc.org
"The Internet at a Crossroads: Key Decisions on Technical Issues", Michael R. Nelson, IBM and Co-Chair, INET 2002 Conference Committee, USA mrn@us.ibm.com
Francois Fluckiger, CERN, Co-Chair, INET 2002 Program Committee, Switzerland francois.fluckiger@cern.ch
Hans Klein, Georgia Institute of Technology, Co-Chair, INET 2002 Program Committee, USA hans.klein@pubpolicy.gatech.edu

Critical Points in the Development of the Internet
Moderator: William Wulf, President, National Academy of Engineering, USA wwulf@nae.edu
Speakers:
Vinton Cerf, WorldCom, USA Vinton.g.cerf@wcom.com
Robert Kahn, Corporation for National Research Initiatives, USA rkahn@cnri.reston.va.us
Eric Schmidt, CEO, Google, USA ericschmidt@google.com



Ideas and Intellectual Property in the Networked World
Moderator: Louise Kehoe, Financial Times, USA
Speakers:
Larry Lessig, Stanford University and author of "The Future of Ideas", USA lessig@pobox.com
Q. Todd Dickinson, Howrey Simon Arnold & White, USA dickinson@howrey.com

A Conversation with Arthur C. Clarke
Speaker: Arthur C. Clarke (by video) Sri Lanka
In conversation with: George Sadowsky, Executive Director, Global Internet Policy Initiative, USA george.sadowsky@internews.org
and Alan Greenberg, Board Member, Internet Society, Canada alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca

Is the Internet Revolution Over?
Moderator: Steven Levy, Newsweek, USA steven@echonyc.com
Speakers:
Reed Hundt, former Chairman of the US Federal Communication Commission and Senior Advisor, Information Industries, McKinsey and Co., USA reed.hundt@mckinsey.com
Sky Dayton, founder and CEO, Boingo Wireless, and founder and Chairman of Earthlink, USA sky@boingo.com

IPv6 - Addressing the Future & Deploying IPv6 (IPv6 Forum)
Session Chair: Latif Ladid, President IPv6 Forum, Ericsson, Luxumberg latif.ladid@village.uunet.lu
"IPv6 - Addressing the Future", Steve Deering, Cisco Fellow, USA, deering@cisco.com
"Deploying IPv6", Jim Bound, Staff Fellow, HP, USA, Jim.Bound@hp.com

Wiretapping the Internet
Speakers:
John Podesta, Georgetown University and former White House Chief of Staff in the Clinton Administration, USA podesta@law.georgetown.edu
William Crowell, CEO, Cylink, and former Deputy Director, National Security Agency, USA wcrowell@cylink.com
Jerry Berman, Center for Democracy and Technology, USA jberman@cdt.org
John G. Malcolm, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, Department of Justice, USA

The Next Killer App
Moderator: David Farber, University of Pennsylvania, USA farber@cis.upenn.edu
Speakers Include:
"The Evolving Computing Model", Irving Wladawsky-Berger, Vice President, Technology and Strategy, IBM, USA iwb@us.ibm.com
Bill Raduchel, CTO, AOL, USA

Who Speaks for the Internet User?
Moderator: Dan Gillmor, San Jose Mercury News, USA dgillmor@sjmercury.com
Speakers include:
Jim Galvin, eList eXpress LLC and Vice President, Chapters and Individual Members, Internet Society, USA galvin+inet@elistx.com
Hans Klein, Georgia Tech and Chairman, Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, USA pubpolicy.gatech.edu



Semi-Plenary Sessions
Intellectual Property and the Internet (SP-1)
Moderator: Jean-Claude Guedon, University of Montreal, Canada jean.claude.guedon@UMontreal.CA
Speakers:
"Fair Use and Digital Rights Management: Preliminary Thoughts on the (Irreconcilable?) Tension between Them", Cindy Cohn, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), USA Cindy@eff.org
"Intellectual Property and the Internet", David Maher, Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal and ISOC, USA dwmaher@attglobal.net
"Brooklyn Law Review: ICANN's 'Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy'", Michael Froomkin, University of Miami School of Law, USA froomkin@law.miami.edu

Coordination or Control: The Institutionalization of DNS (SP-2)
Speakers:
"A Proposal for More Realistic Domain Name Governance", David Hernand, CEO, New.Net, USA david@new.net
"ITU-T and ICANN Reform", Richard Hill, International Telecommunications Union, Switzerland richard.hill@itu.int
J. Beckwith Burr, Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering and formerly US Dept. of Commerce, USA BBurr@wilmer.com
Karl Auerbach,Director, ICANN, USA karl@cavebear.com
Vint Cerf, WorldCom and Chairman, ICANN, USA vinton.g.cerf@wcom.com
Hans Klein, Georgia Institute of Technology & Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, USA hans.klein@pubpolicy.gatech.edu

Peer-to-Peer (SP-3)
Moderator: TBD
Speakers:
Clay Shirky, New York University, USA clay@shirky.com
David Molnar, ShieldIP, USA hcs.harvard.edu
Lorrie Faith Cranor, AT&T, USA lorrie@research.att.com

The Collaborative Internet: Can the Commons be Saved? (SP-4)
Moderator: Charles Brownstein, Corporation for National Research Initiatives, USA cbrownst@cnri.reston.va.us
Speakers:
Steve Crocker, Shinkuro, USA steve@stevecrocker.com
Harald Alvestrand, IETF, Norway Harald@alvestrand.no
David Farber, University of Pennsylvania, USA dfarber@earthlink.net
Erik Huizer, Twente University, The Netherlands Erik.Huizer@nob.nl
John Gage, Sun Microsystems, USA john.gage@sun.com
Bruce P. Mehlman, Technology Administration, US Department of Commerce, USA mehlman@ta.doc.gov
Michael D. O'Dell, Compass Rose Labs, USA mo@ccr.org
Stephen Squires, Chief Science Officer, Hewlett-Packard, USA slsq@hp.com

Security and Dependability in the New Connected World (SP-5)
Moderator: Roman Tirler, European Commission, Belgium Roman.Tirler@cec.eu.int
Speakers:
"Vulnerabilities in the Internet", Jaap Akkerhuis, SIDN, The Netherlands jaap@sidn.nl
Gary McGraw, Cigital, USA gem@cigital.com
Clifford Neuman, University of Southern California - ISI, USA bcn@isi.edu
Peter G. Neumann, SRI International, USA Neumann@csl.sri.com
Richard D. Pethia, CERT, Carnegie Mellon University, USA rdp@cert.org
Robert C. West, Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office (CIAO), USA robert.west@ciao.gov

e-Science and Grid Computing: Hypes and Hopes (SP-6)
Moderators:
François Fluckiger, CERN, Switzerland francois.fluckiger@cern.ch
Roman Tirler, European Commission, Belgium Roman.Tirler@cec.eu.int
Speakers:
"Hopes and Hypes of Grid", L. O. Hertzberger, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands bob@science.uva.nl
"Networks and Grids for HEP Experiments", Harvey B. Newman, California Institute of Technology, USA newman@hep.caltech.edu
Ty Rabe, Compaq, USA Ty.Rabe@compaq.com
Peter Toft, HP Laboratories, United Kingdom Peter_Toft@hp.com
David J. Wallace, Loughborough University, United Kingdom D.J.Wallace@lboro.ac.uk
"Advancing the Internet into the Future: The Grid", Stu Feldman, IBM, substituting for Irving Wladawsky-Berger USA sif@us.ibm.com

Global Digital Divide (SP-7)
Moderator: William J. Drake, University of Maryland, USA wdrake@cidcm.umd.edu
Panelists:
Bruno Lanvin, The DOT Force and the World Bank, USA Blanvin@worldbank.org
Denis Gilhooly, United Nations Development Programme, USA denis@undp.org
"Global Digital Divide", Frederick S. Tipson, The Markle Foundation, USA ftipson@markle.org
George Vradenburg, AOL-Time Warner, USA georgevradenburg@aol.com
Ernest J. Wilson, III, University of Maryland, USA ewilson@cidcm.umd.edu