In our region we can easily recognise which dish comes from which country – even smaller city. And this is due to years of asking, sharing and trying different recipes. It is somewhat a different situation when it comes to IG related projects and events that have great recipes but are not being passed forward for others to try them out. Many ICT-related activities and projects are happening in our region, and this session aims to bring exciting and successful examples that will hopefully deepen regional collaboration and stimulate sharing of best practices in the future.

Moderators:

• Aida Mahmutović, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Dušan Stojičević, Serbia

09:15 – 10:30 PANEL 1

• ICANN’s evolution and engagement in SEE – Gabriella Schittek, Poland
• Hands-on Internet Governance – Iliya Bazlyankov, Bulgaria
• Progress and next steps in Opening Data in Serbia – Marija Kujačić, Serbia
• e-Citizens service in Croatia – Tomislav Vračić, Croatia
• COBISS.Net – A Good Praxis Example in South-Eastern Europe Region – Davor Šoštarič, Slovenia

10:30 – 10:45 Coffee break

10:45 – 12:00 PANEL 2

• Rešimo.net (Save the Net), on Internet neutrality in Slovenia – Domen Savič, Slovenia
• The world of .ME – Nataša Đukanović, Montenegro
• IDN ccTLD story – Daniel Kalchev, Bulgaria
• IDN ccTLD .МКД one year after – Sanja Simonova, Macedonia
• Call IDN for IDeNtity – Vojislav Rodić, Serbia

Regulations, doctrinal views, best practices and Internet legal challenges in the region

Legal experts from the region with academic and hands-on experience in various fields of Internet disputes will help us better understand and keep pace with this fast changing area.

Moderator: Aleksandar Ičokaev, Macedonia

Panelists:

• EU Copyright Reform – Maja Bogataj Jančič, Slovenia
• EU Copyright Reform: What is a “communication of a copyrighted work to the public”? Is there a need for an EU-wide ancillary right on news content? – Dušan Popović, Serbia
• Bulgarian court practice regarding legal issues on the Internet – George Dimitrov, Bulgaria
• The Consumers under the Digital Agenda – Neda Zdraveva, Macedonia
• Responsibility of ISP acting as a sole access provider – Albina Dlačić, Croatia
• David Taylor, France (guest speaker)

Internet security from educational, awareness rising and (policy) compliance perspective

Moderator: Nataša Glavor, Croatia

Panelists:

• Awareness-raising in cyber-security – Gorazd Božič, Slovenia
• Cryptoparty on promoting awareness on communication privacy – Domen Savič, Slovenia
• Security on Facebook, Croatian National CERT – Filip Vlašić, Croatia

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