How to Build a Privacy Movement
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We had a demonstration against the surveillance mania in Berlin last Saturday which attracted 15000 people, making it the biggest demonstration against surveillance for the last 20 years. The German Working Group Against Data Retention - which was the main organizer - is still discussing how to move on from this big succes. Our feeling is that this was the founding moment of a wider privacy movement. An English news reports is here, and there are pictures and videos and our English press release.
I am at the annual Privacy Commissioners' conference in Montreal since Monday, so I did not really have time to blog about it here. But a lot of people at this conference wanted to know how we did it, and on short notice they put me on a panel today to talk about it. So here are my speaking notes and the accompanying slides - see it as a quick and dirty version of a "privacy-movement howto".
(In the notes, "Tuesday" refers to a pre-event organized by a number of civil society groups before the official conference started on Wednesday.)
I am at the annual Privacy Commissioners' conference in Montreal since Monday, so I did not really have time to blog about it here. But a lot of people at this conference wanted to know how we did it, and on short notice they put me on a panel today to talk about it. So here are my speaking notes and the accompanying slides - see it as a quick and dirty version of a "privacy-movement howto".
(In the notes, "Tuesday" refers to a pre-event organized by a number of civil society groups before the official conference started on Wednesday.)
von Ralf Bendrath,
gepostet am Freitag, 28. September 2007 um 0:56
