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REGISTRATION: 08:00 a.m. WELCOME NOTE: OPENING KEYNOTE: TRACK I - <strong>DATA</strong> | 09:30 a.m. INTRO KEYNOTE: PANEL: COFFEE BREAK: 10:45 a.m. - 11:05 a.m. TRACK II - RELEVANCE | 11:05 a.m. INTRO KEYNOTES: PANEL: Stephan Noller nugg.ad START: 09:00 a.m. Christopher Steiner Best-selling Author Data is not a neutral. Data is changing society - from international politics to local institutions. This track is focusing on the question: What does the data world mean to society? We will take a look at the rise of the so called data scientist, discuss the use of data for public good and search for the “new data world order”, where we are coexisting with machines and algorithms. Lisa Green Common Crawl Foundation WHAT DOES THE <strong>DATA</strong> WORLD MEAN TO SOCIETY? Stephan Baumann German Science Institute for Artificial Intelligence Daniel Dietrich Open Knowledge Foundation Lisa Green Common Crawl Foundation Christopher Steiner Best-selling Author Matt Turck Bloomberg Ventures The flood of information ‘appearing’ on the web has become a deluge. Each day the amount of new information becoming available - even for the most exotic interests - is much more than any single human brain can handle. Filtering is a necessity, but also a danger at the same time. bit.ly Kathrin Passig Author / Journalist Kathrin Passig Author / Journalist bit.ly INFORMATION OVERLOAD VS. “THE FILTER BUBBLE” Thomas Rössler W3C Matthias Steinberg Lokad Moderator: Spencer Reiss Wired Magazine / Monaco Media Forum Curator: Benedikt Köhler d.core Moderator: Spencer Reiss Wired Magazine / Monaco Media Forum Curator: Markus Breuer The Otherland Group
tephan Noller ugg.ad LUNCH BREAK: 12:30 p.m. - 01:45 p.m. TRACK III - PRIVACY | 01:45 p.m. TRACK III - PRIVACY | 01:45 TRACK p.m. III - PR hristopher Steiner In figuring out how information can be used in a privacy In figuring friendly out manner how information and how the can privacy be used issue in a will privacy In shape figuring friendly the out how manner info est-selling Author future; a core question will be, what new data technologies future; and a core big question data means will be, for the what normal new data web technologies user? future; a core and question big data mw | 09:30 a.m. INTRO KEYNOTE: changing cal institutions. society This - from track international is politics to local institutions. This track is take hat does a look the at data the rise world of the mean so to called society? We will take a look at the rise of the so called data e of data world for order”, public PANEL: where good HOW we and are search WILL THE for the PRIVACY “new data ISSUE world SHAPE order”, THE PANEL: where FUTURE? we HOW are WILL THE PRIVACY ISSUE SHAPE THE PANEL: FUTURE? HOW WILL TH d algorithms. Sören Preibusch Philip Schütz Moderator: Sören Preibusch Philip Schütz Sören Moderator: Preibusch University of Cambridge Fraunhofer ISI Thomas University Rössler of Cambridge Fraunhofer ISI University Thomas of Rössler Cambridge reen W3C W3C on Crawl Foundation Jan Schallaböck Ashkan Soltani Jan Schallaböck Ashkan Soltani Jan Schallaböck Unabhängiges Landeszentrum KnowPrivacy Curator: Unabhängiges Landeszentrum KnowPrivacy Unabhängiges Curator: Landeszentr für Datenschutz Falk für Datenschutz Lüke für Falk Datenschutz Lüke Schleswig-Holstein ATA WORLD MEAN TO SOCIETY? Data Protectionist / Journalist Data Protectionist / Journ Christopher COFFEE Steiner BREAK: 03:15 Moderator: p.m. - 03:40 p.m. COFFEE BREAK: 03:15 p.m. - 03:40 p.m. COFFEE BREAK: 03:15 p Best-selling Author Spencer Reiss onaco Media Forum Wired Magazine / Monaco Media Forum Matt Turck TRACK IV - INNOVATION | 03:40 TRACK p.m. IV - INNOVATION | 03:40 p.m. Bloomberg Ventures Curator: Benedikt Köhler Which methods/technologies d.core drive the data world? Innovative Which methods/technologies services and functionalities drive the have data been world? approached Which Innovative methods/techno services an based on algorithms & big data. Problems that proved based resistant on algorithms to algorithmic & big approaches data. Problems in the that past, proved might based resistant be on algorithms to algorith & b 11:05 a.m. START: LUNCH 09:00 BREAK: a.m. 12:30 p.m. - 01:45 p.m. VANCE | 11:05 a.m. Marc Guldimann INTRO KEYNOTES: Enliken Ashkan Soltani KnowPrivacy Daniel Kinzler WikiData LUNCH BREAK: 12:30 p. INTRO KEYNOTE: TRACK IV - IN Marc Guldimann INTRO KEYNOTES: Enliken PANEL: CREATING VALUE THROUGH (DISRUPTIVE) PANEL: INNOVATION CREATING VALUE THROUGH (DISRUPTIVE) PANEL: INNOVATION CREATING VAL ay pearing’ the amount on the of web new has information become a deluge. Each day the amount of new information ny r the single most human exotic brain interests can handle. - is much more than any single human brain can handle. Marc Guldimann Jason Krebs Marc Guldimann Moderator: lso a danger at the same time. Enliken Tremor Video Enliken Matt Turck Jason Krebs Tremor Video Moderator: Marc Guldimann Matt Turck Enliken Ja Tr Bloomberg Ventures Bloomberg Ventures Richard Hutton Daniel Kinzler Richard Hutton Daniel Kinzler Richard Hutton Da in Passig nugg.ad WikiData nugg.ad Curator: WikiData Curator: nugg.ad W r / Journalist bit.ly Spencer Reiss Wired Magazine / Monaco Media Forum Markus Breuer The Otherland Group Markus Breuer The Otherland Group ERLOAD VS. “THE FILTER BUBBLE” s Rössler as Steinberg INTRO KEYNOTE: INTRO KEYNOTES: GET TOGETHER - @WATERGATE GET | TOGETHER 05:30 p.m. - OPEN @WATERGATE ENDGET TOGETH | 05:30 p Moderator: Spencer Reiss Wired Magazine / Monaco Media Forum Curator: Markus Breuer The Otherland Group Ashkan Soltani KnowPrivacy Daniel Kinzler WikiData A K D W
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