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Safer Internet Forum

Online opportunities and risks:

How do children use online technologies? Are parents up to speed? How to cope with risks

21 and 22 October 2010
Jean Monnet Building, Rue Alcide de Gasperi, Luxembourg

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Agenda

Thursday 21 October 2010

Time	Theme				Speakers
08:30 09:00	Registration
09:00 09:15	Introduction to Safer Internet Forum 2010				Richard Swetenham, Head of Unit, eContent & Safer Internet Unit DG Information Society and Media, European Commission
Setting the scene ROOM M6
09:15 09:45	European Award for Quality Online Content for Children				Pia Lang, European Commission, DG Information Society and Media, eContent & Safer Internet Unit See presentation Luigi Petito, Business Solutions Europa Marjolijn Bonthuis-Krijger, Dutch Safer Internet Centre See presentation Agnieszka Wrzesien, Polish Safer Internet Centre See presentation
09:45 11:00	Newsflash on most recent research results				Sonia Livingstone, London School of Economics and Political Science, EU Kids Online II See presentation Julia Davidson, Kinston University, European Online Grooming Project See presentation Q&A
11:00 11:30	Coffee break
Breaking out in parallel sessions Moderated
		Parallel session 1 Youngsters and social networking sites Moderator: Janice Richardson ROOM M6	Parallel session 2 Parents and Online Technologies Moderators: Barbara Buchegger and Karl Hopwood ROOM M1	Parallel session 3 Evidence of online risks: Cyberbullying and grooming Moderator: Sonia Livingstone ROOM M2
11:30 13:00	Are European youngsters about to exchange their privacy for world wide web popularity?- Possible consequences and solutions EU Kids Online results presented by Elisabeth Staksrud, University of Oslo Panel: Richard Allan, Director of Policy, EU, Facebook Gabriela Bodea, the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research See presentation John Carr, Children's Charities' Coalition on Internet Safety Marjolijn Durinck, ECP-EPN, Safer Internet Centre, Netherlands Falk Lueke , Policy Officer, Consumer Rights in the Digital World Bernhard Jungwirth, Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation ÖIAT, Safer Internet Centre, Austria See presentation Cornelia Kutterer, Senior Manager Regulatory Policy, Microsoft Giorgos Rossides, European Commission, Directorate-General for Justice Richard Swetenham, European Commission, Directorate-General for Information Society and Media Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives		Children's online activities and their parents' knowledge and perception about online opportunities and risks EU Kids Online II results presented by Brian O'Neill, Dublin Institute of Technology Panel: Francisco J. Pérez Latre, Associated professor University of Navarra See presentation Eva Borissova, Association Roditeli, Safer Internet Centre, Bulgaria Derek Robertson, National Adviser for Emerging Technologies and Learning Martin Schmalzried, Confederation of family organisations in EU (COFACE) Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives See presentation		EU Kids Online: Evidence of online risks EU Kids Online II results presented by Uwe Hasebrink, Hans Bredow Institut Panel Janis Wolak, Crimes against Children Research Center, University of New Hampshire, US Sonja Perren, Jacobs Center for Productive Youth Development, Switzerland Artemis Tsitsika, Adolescent Health Unit (A.H.U.), University of Athens Silje Berggrav, Save the Children Norway Ethel Quayle, University of Edinburgh, Online Victimisation project (ROBERT) Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives
13:00 14:30	Lunch
14:30 16:00	Social networking sites as a new space for social engagement and creativity for teenagers. How are they used? Panel: Jérôme Aguesse, Production Director, Skyrock See presentation Joke Bawens, Professor, Free University of Brussels See presentation Christelle Membrey-Bezier, European Teacher's Panel representative, France David Fares, Vice-President, Government Relations, News Corporation (MySpace) Eric Krier, Service National de la Jeunesse, Luxembourg Irina Nicolai, Save the Children, Safer Internet Centre, Romania Veronica Samara, Safer Internet Centre, Greece Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives		How do parents balance between protection and empowerment? EU Kids Online II results presented by Brian O'Neill, Dublin Institute of Technology Panel: Sahara Byrne, Assistant Professor, Cornell University, Department of Communication See presentation Nadine Karbach, Youth Panel moderator Jutta Croll, Managing Director Stiftung Digitale Chancen, SIP-BENCH II See presentation Alla Kulikova, e-Enfance, Safer Internet Centre, France See presentation Remco Pijpers, Director Mijn Kind Online Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives		Online grooming research: overcoming misconceptions and stereotypes Panel: Julia Davidson, Kinston University, European Online Grooming Project Julie Inman Grant, Director, Privacy and Internet Safety, Microsoft Richard Allan, Director of Policy, EU, Facebook Janis Wolak, Crimes against Children Research Center, University of New Hampshire, US Elisabetta Papuzza, Save the Children Italy, Italian Safer Internet Centre Markos Nikolettis, Head of Cyber Crime & Forensic Lab, Cyprus Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives
Coffee break
16:30 18:00	How do youngsters choose to sign up to a social networking site? What is behind the profile? Panel: Michael Altendorf, CEO ADTELLIGENCE See presentation Georgi Apostolov, Safer Internet Centre, Bulgaria See presentation Peter Behrens, Safer Internet Centre, Germany See presentation Pedro de Bruyckere, Arteveldehogeschool of Gent See presentation Lien Louwagie, Netlog Marcus Gners, Business Development Director, Stardoll Juhani Lassila, Director PR & Communications, Sulake See presentation See presentation Marco Volante, Adiconsum, Safer Internet Centre, Italy Michel Walrave, Professor, University of Antwerp Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives		Raising awareness of parents EU Kids Online II results presented by Brian O'Neill, Dublin Institute of Technology Panel: Anne Collier, Executive Director, Net Family News See presentation Elisabetta Papuzza, Save the Children Italy, Safer Internet Centre Italy Ellen Stassart, Child Focus, Safer Internet Belgium See presentation Gitte Tjellesen, European Teacher's Panel representative, Denmark Will Gardner, Chief executive Officer, Childnet International See presentation Alexandra Simões, Instituto de Apoio à Criança, Portugal See presentation Arnaud Druet,Orange Group Corporate Responsibility Team Pascale Thumerelle, Vice President, Sustainable Development, Vivendi Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives		Causes and consequences of cyberbullying – how to best cope with it Panel Melissa Gómez, Protegeles, Spanish Helpline Charlotte Aynsley, Beatbullying, United Kingdom Sonja Perren, Jacobs Center for Productive Youth Development, Switzerland Sindy Sumter, Center of Research on Children, Adolescents and the Media, University of Amsterdam Torild Uribarri, Telenor Norway Maria Soares Lindberg, Fryshuset, Sweden Gabi Rapp, Smile (Security made in Lëtzebuerg), Luxembourg Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives
18:00	Cocktail reception in the foyer

All plenary sessions will be held in English with interpretation into French, German, English, Italian and Spanish. The parallel sessions will be held in English with interpretation into German and French.

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Friday 22 October 2010

Plenary sessions Moderator: Sonia Livingstone ROOM M6
Time	Theme	Speakers
09:00 09:15	Overview of the day	Moderator Safer Internet Forum
09:15 09:30	Youngsters and social networking sites - Overview of the parallel session	Summary by Janice Richardson, Youth Panellist and Parents Panellist
09:30 10:15	How does mobile Internet affect the growth and usage of social networking sites by youngsters?	Panel: Arnaud Druet,Orange Group Corporate Responsibility Team Julie Inman Grant, Director, Privacy and Internet Safety, Microsoft Jonny Shipp, Head of Strategy & Implementation - Digital Confidence, Telefonica Europe Steve Purser, European Network and Information Security Agency Barbara Scifo, Università Cattolica, Milan Maija Katkovska, Latvian Internet Association, Safer Internet Centre, Latvia Heli Alanko, Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority, Safer Internet Centre, Finland Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives Q&A session
10:15 10:30	Cyberbullying and grooming – evidence of risks and coping strategies – Overview of the parallel session	Summary by Kristina Alexandersson, Youth Panellist and Parents Panellist See presentation
10:30 11:00	Coffee break
11:00 11:45	Report mechanism and stakeholders responsibility towards users	Panel: Richard Allan, Director of Policy, EU, Facebook Nine Ludwig, Hoofdredacteur, Hyves Lien Louwagie, Netlog Alex Amneus, Swedish Media Council, Safer Internet Centre, Sweden Michel Stora, French psychoanalyst, Santé Digital Interactive Marta Wojtas, Fundacja Dzieci Niczyje, Safer Internet Centre, Poland Elisabeth Staksrud, University of Oslo See presentation Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives Q&A session
11:45 12:00	Online technologies and parents – Overview of the parallel session	Summary by Karl Hopwood and Barbara Buchegger and Youth Panellist and Parents Panellist
12:00 12:45	Online games – what role do they play in the lives of children?	Presentation: Daniel Schwarz, Takomat, Digital games See presentation Panel: Derek Robertson, National Adviser for Emerging Technologies and Learning, Learning and Teaching Scotland Michel Stora, French psychoanalyst, Santé Digital Interactive Martina Högberg, Safer Internet Centre, Sweden See presentation José Luis Zatarain, Safer Internet Centre, Spain See presentation Juahni Lassila, Director PR & Communications, Sulake George Rose, Executive Vice President, Chief Public Policy Officer, Activision Blizzard See presentation Parents' Panel representatives Youth Panel representatives Q&A session
12:45 13:00	Final remarks	Sonia Livingstone
13:00	END OF Safer Internet Forum 2010

All sessions will be held in English with interpretation in French, German, English, Italian and Spanish

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Safer Internet Forum

Online opportunities and risks: How do children use online technologies? Are parents up to speed? How to cope with risks

21 and 22 October 2010 Jean Monnet Building, Rue Alcide de Gasperi, Luxembourg

Agenda

Thursday 21 October 2010

Friday 22 October 2010

Plenary sessions

Moderator: Sonia Livingstone

Online opportunities and risks:

How do children use online technologies? Are parents up to speed? How to cope with risks

21 and 22 October 2010
Jean Monnet Building, Rue Alcide de Gasperi, Luxembourg