Conference - Stockholm
27/28 June 1996

Conference proceedings

Opening session

• Opening speech by Mr. Paul Weissenberg, Chef de Cabinet to Mr Bangemann, European Commission - 
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• Mrs Laila Freivalds, Minister of Justice, Sweden - Browse document, download in WinWord
• Mr. Alan John Donelly, Member of the European Parliament
  

Public access to public sector-held information and dissemination policy: origin and rationale through national experiences

Moderator

Dr. Herbert Burkert, Chairman of the LAB

The Swedish experience

Prof. Peter Seipel, IRI, Stockholm University, Sweden - Browse document, download in WinWord

The American model of access to and dissemination of public information

Mr. Robert M. Gellman, Privacy and Information Policy Consultant, United States of America - Browse document, download in WinWord

Current developments in the United Kingdom

Mr. John Wreford, Head of Information Services, HMSO, United Kingdom

La politique française de diffusion des données publiques

Mme. Martine Viallet, Directeur de la Documentation Française, France - Browse document, download inWinWord

Facing dilemmas

Moderator

Mr. Jan Freese, Director General,Telestyrelsen, Sweden

Privacy and transparency: how can they be reconciled?

Mr. Ulf Brühann, DG XV, European Commission - Browse document , download in WinWord

Copyright and official documents in the EU

Mr. Charles Clark, Copyright Adviser, The Federation of European Publishers, United Kingdom Browse document , download in WinWord

National secrecy interests versus public access

Mr. Ton Beers, Tilburg University, The Netherlands - Browse document, download in WinWord

Accès public et sources statistiques officielles

Daniel Byk, OSCE - Browse document , download in Winword

Improving the synergy between the public and private sectors in the information market

Moderator

Mr. Frans de Bruïne, European Commission, Director XIII-E, Luxembourg

Opportunities and constraints of public data commercialisation: a private company point of view

Mr. David R. Worlock, European Information Industry Association, United Kingdom - Browse document,WinWord

Commercialisation des données publiques et concurrence

Me Bertrand Nouel, Avocat à la cour de Paris - Browse document , download in Winword

Reinventing Government Through Information Technology

Prof. Henry H. Perritt Jr., Villanova University School of Law, United States of America - Browse document, download in WinWord

Commercialization of data from a data protection point of view

Mrs Anitha Bondestam, Director General, Data Inspection Board, Sweden

The information society and democracy in Europe

Moderator

Mr. Aidan White, Chairman of the Information Society Forum Working Group on the "Basic Social and Democratic Values in the Virtual Community"

Plaidoyer pour un ou des service(s) universel(s) d'informations publiques

Prof. Yves Poullet, CRID, Belgium - Browse document, download in WinWord

Citizens' participation in an electronic democracy: building an electronic citizenship?

Prof. Stefano Rodota, University of Roma, Italy - Browse document , download in WinWord

European actions to develop

Moderator

Mme. Charlotte Marie Pitrat, Services du Premier Ministre, Commissaire du Gouvernement près la CNIL, France

Openness and the European Union institutions

Mrs. Mary Preston, Head of Unit, European Commission, Secretariat General - Browse document,WinWord

New perspectives for the European Union (INFO2000, Green Paper)

Mr. Frans De Bruïne, Director, European Commission, Directorate General XIII-E, LuxembourgPowerPoint

Prospective reflections

Moderator

Prof. Jon Bing, University of Oslo, Norway

Mr. Ronald L. Plesser, Piper & Marbury, Washington , United States of America

Future information technology and access to information

Mrs. Ruth Kerry, The Government Centre for Information Systems, United Kingdom PowerPoint

Personal summary of the conference

Dr. Herbert Burkert, Chairman of the LAB Browse document, WinWord

Additional contributions

COPYRIGHT IN "OFFICIAL MATERIAL": CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Overview of national laws, Charles Clark - Browse document, WinWord

Citizens' Participation in an electronic Democracy: building an electronic Citizenship?

Professor Stefano Rodotà, University of Roma - Browse document, WinWord

Other contributions

Access to public sector information: the Australian experience

Maeve McDonagh, Lecturer in Law, University College Cork, Ireland - Browse document, download in WinWord

A review of the Conference by Ms McDonagh has also been published by the Journal of Information, Law and Technology

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