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Aspen Institute Partners with Grupo Salinas to Convene First Forum on the Freedom to Communicate
Contact: Kiahna Williams Senior Project ManagerCommunications and Society Programkiahna.williams@aspeninstitute.orgPanelists call for Mexican Government to Address Connectivity, Censorship and Competition
Broadband, Democracy, digital media, freedom of expression, freedom of press, Freedom of Speech, Global Economy, Human Rights, International, International Human Rights, Internet, internet policy, Journalism, Latin America, Mexico, new media, news, newspapers, Universal Broadband
Aspen Institute Dialogue on The Future of Content 2020
**New**  Watch the Dialogue on the Future of Content 2020 As the means of communication become faster, cheaper and easier to copy, traditional business models and legal protections for the content being transmitted are undergoing drastic changes. The user-centric “control revolution,” and the behavioral changes that have accompanied it, are causing significant disruption to traditional models for the production, delivery and reception of information. The Dialogue on the Future of Content...
Communications, Communications Policy, content, digital media, intellectual property, Internet, Journalism, new media
The Aspen Institute Forum on the Freedom to Communicate
The Aspen Institute Forum on the Freedom to Communicate, created and convened in association with Grupo Salinas, is an annual forum among leaders of media, government, business, academia a
Broadband, Democracy, digital media, freedom of expression, freedom of press, Freedom of Speech, Global Economy, Human Rights, International, International Human Rights, Internet, internet policy, Journalism, Latin America, Mexico, new media, news, newspapers, Universal Broadband
2011 Summer Seminars
More than 100 Socrates participants from 10 countries and around the U.S. convened in Aspen, CO from June 24-27 to participate in the 2011 Summer Socrates seminars.
Capitalism, Cross-regional relationships, Cybersecurity, economy, Education, entertainment, Global Economy, innovation, Media, new media, news, Politics, public information, regional dynamics, Skills-building, Social Media, World Politics
Walter Isaacson: From Samizdat to Twitter (Foreign Policy)
Egypt, foreign affairs, new media
Symposium on Critical Issues in Journalism at the U.S. State Department
The annual Aspen Institute Symposium on Critical Issues in Journalism at the U.S. Department of State has been organized by the Communications and Society Program since 2006. The Symposium is part of the State Department’s Edward R.
Communications and Society Program, digital media, Diplomacy, freedom of expression, freedom of press, International, Journalism, journalism ethics, Media, media diversity, new media, newspapers, Social Media
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