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2. How are Chinese news media controlled ? Page 20 Moderator: Timothy Balding, CEO, World Association of Newspapers Bob Dietz, Asia Program Coordinator, Committee to Protect Journalists Gao Yu, WAN Golden Pen of Freedom winner 1995; 1 st UNESCO World Press Freedom Prize winner 1997 Agnes Gaudu, China Editor, Courrier International Magazine Guo Guoting, Chinese journalists defense lawyer 3. What reporting conditions should you expect in Beijing ? Page 34 Moderator: Alain Wang, Director, Asia Presse; Editor, Asia Magazine Vincent Brossel, Head, Asia Desk, Reporters Without Borders Jocelyn Ford, Chair, Media Freedoms Committee, Foreign Correspondents Club of China Huang Xiaolu/Wang Weiluo, Experts on China's environmental issues Jon Williams, World News Editor, BBC News 4. Trading with China: What risks, responsibilities, opportunities ? Page 48 Moderator: Sharon Hom, Executive Director, Human Rights in China Robert O. Boorstin, Director, Corporate & Policy Communications, Google Kathryn Dovey, Program Manager, Business Leaders Initiative on Human Rights Peter Scheer, Executive Director, California First Amendment Coalition Gregory Walton, Asia Editor, Infowar Monitor Saturday 20 April 5. China's Internet: What freedom/What limits ? Page 63 Moderator: Richard Winfield, Chairman, World Press Freedom Committee Ronald J. Deibert, Director, The Citizen Lab, Munk Centre for Intl. Studies, University of Toronto; Co-founder, OpenNet Initiative Watson Meng, Founding Editor, Boxun News web site Julien Pain, Director, France 24 TV's "Observers" web site Yu Zhang, Coordinator, Independent Chinese PEN Center
6. How does China deal with foreign and peripheral news media ? Page 74 Moderator: Vincent Brossel, Head, Asia Desk, Reporters Without Borders Oystein Alme, Director, Voice of Tibet radio Fan Ho-Tsai, Chairperson, Hong Kong Journalists Association Libby Liu, President, Radio Free Asia Yuwen Wu, News & Current Affairs Editor, BBC Chinese Service concluding speech: Jean-Philippe Béja Page 88 Senior Research Fellow, CNRS (French National Center for Scientific Research)/CERI-Sciences-Po (International Studies Center) background papers: 1. Beijing’s Legal Obligations as Olympic Host Page 92 Human Rights in China 2. China and the Internet: History, Economy and Human Rights Page 100 Prof. Wolfgang Kleinwaechter, University of Aarhus, Denmark; former At-Large Member, ICANN Board biographies of conference speakers and moderators Page 118 links Page 125 Paris Organizing Committee: Ronald Koven, European Representative, WPFC, Coordinator Vincent Brossel, Head of Asia Desk, RSF Virginie Jouan, Co-Director, Press Freedom & Development, WAN Kajsa Tornroth, Co-Director, Press Freedom & Development, WAN Alain Wang, Director, Asia Presse Juliette Oehy, Conference manager Barry James, Conference publication editor Simultaneous translation was provided in English, French and Chinese
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