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Conclusions & Wrap-Up: Cécile Méadel, Alexandre Mallard & Francesca Musiani (CSI MINES ParisTech)Īttendance to the symposium is free of charge. Social Media Alternatives Before and After SnowdenĤ-4:15pm. Keynote #5: Geert Lovink (HvA Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam, NL). The Decentralization of Knowledgeĭiscussant: Eric Dagiral (Université Paris Descartes)ģ:15-4pm. Harry Halpin (W3C/MIT) & Alexandre Monnin (INRIA). Graham Meikle (University of Westminster). Architecting Evolving Sociotechnical Interdependent Infrastructure Systems Session #4: “The Decentralization of Everything?”ĭarryl Farber (Pennsylvania State University). Is a decentralized Internet better for privacy?ġ2:15am-1:15pm. Translocal devices-as-infrastructures-networks, alternative practices, tactical networks: toward resilient media or empowerment tools?ġ1:30am-12:15pm. Digital Gerrymandering: how wireless communities will redraw social, political and geographic boundariesĪnnie Gentès & François Huguet (Télécom ParisTech). Jeffrey Andreoni (Nottingham Trent University). Histories of future networks: Exit, voice and loyalty in alternative infrastructures Edwards (University of Michigan), Jean-Christophe Plantin (University of Michigan, Université de Technologie de Compiègne), Carl Lagoze (University of Michigan). Can the Internet become distributed again? The limits of network approachesĬhristian Sandvig (University of Michigan), Paul N. Paris Chrysos (ISC Paris, Mines-Télécom). Session #3: “Futures of Decentralization” Local networks for local interactions: four reasons why and one way forwardĩ:30-11:30am. Liability issues in Wireless Community Networksĭiscussant: Danièle Bourcier (CERSA CNRS)ĥ:30-6:15pm: Keynote #3: Panayotis Antoniadis (ETH Zurich). Roberto Caso & Federica Giovanella (Università di Trento). Ethereum: the quest towards a decentralized social system – when ‘dry code’ meets ‘wet code’ Primavera De Filippi (CERSA CNRS & Berkman Center). Peer-to peer as a design principle for law: distribute the law Mélanie Dulong de Rosnay (Institute for Communication Sciences, CNRS, & LSE). Law Encoded: Towards a Free Speech Policy Model Based on Decentralised Architecture Session #2: “Decentralization: ‘Code is Law’ Revisited?”Īrgyro Karanasiou (Bournemouth University). Beyond Design: The Role of Law in Distributed Architecturesģ:30-5:30pm.

Pair-à-Pair: les véritables enjeux économiquesĭiscussant: Ksenia Ermoshina (CSI MINES ParisTech)Ģ:45-3:30pm: Keynote #2: Niva Elkin-Koren (University of Haifa). Maya Bacache & Julia Cagé (Télécom ParisTech). ‘Unicorns exist, but only in the Google office’: promises and perils of web data for research Jean-Christophe Plantin (University of Michigan/Université de Technologie de Compiègne). The SAFE Network, a new, decentralized Internet Introducing a new framework for digital cinema transport: The DCP Bay Nicolas Bertrand (Utopia/IRIT) & Julien Rabier (FFDN). Session #1: “ Case Studies in Decentralization” Cosmopolitical network architecturesġ1:30am-1:30pm. Keynote #1: Dominique Boullier (SciencesPo). Introduction/Welcome: Cécile Méadel, Alexandre Mallard & Francesca Musiani (CSI MINES ParisTech)ġ0:45-11:30am. Arrival of participants/Registrationġ0:30-10:45am. « Reclaiming the Internet » with distributed architectures: rights, technologies, practices, innovationįinal Symposium of the ADAM project (October 2-3, 2014, MINES ParisTech, 60 boulevard Saint-Michel, 75006 Paris)ġ0-10:30am. Here is the introduction by Cécile Méadel (CSI Mines ParisTech) and two keynote:ĪDAM project final symposium – Introduction… par projetADAMĪDAM final Symposium – Keynote #2 Niva Elkin… par projetADAMĪDAM final Symposium – Keynote #5 Geert Lovinck… par projetADAM There you will find the presentations of: All of the conference’s presentation were filmed, and part of the debates is now available on our Dailymotion chanel. You can now watch the different talks of the ADAM final symposium online. Effectivement, suite à une captation vidéo, vous retrouverez sur la chaine Dailymotion dédiée au projet ADAM, la plupart des interventions qui ont eu lieu les 2 et 3 octobre 2014 à Mines ParisTech.

Vous pouvez désormais retrouver les interventions au colloque final du projet ADAM en vidéo. Cliquez sur l’image pour retrouver les vidéos de la conférence