The document discusses a multi-stakeholder coalition aiming to promote human rights online through human-readable privacy policies and a market-based approach. It highlights the need for a balance between technological and social codes to enhance online rights awareness and standards. The key goals include improving standards, raising user awareness, and positioning rights as a branding differentiator.

1. (Modularized) Human Readable Privacy PoliciesA market based approach to promote Rights online as a quality differentiatorMax Senges

2. AgendaThe CoalitionCharter of Human Rights and Principles on the InternetHuman Readable Privacy Policy approachNext StepsConclusionsSept/24/09Max Senges1

3. Multi-Stakeholder CoalitionHumanistic conception of the InternetHuman Rights based Internet Governance150 Participantsx NGOS, 5+ Gov’s, UNESCO, GoogleSept/24/09Max Senges2

4. software (technological) code + legal (social) code = perfect architecture of control.LessigWhile we are very successful in building globally spanning internetworked technology on the basis of open standards and simple, liberal rules like “running code and rough consensus,”;We have been less successful at rooting our social code in similarly simple and liberal rules: those that nurture human rights.Sept/24/09Max Senges3

5. Charter of Human Rights and Principles on the InternetSept/24/09Max Senges4&

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8. Sept/24/09Max Senges7Mehldau, 2007

9. Sept/24/09Max Senges8Berkeley, 2009

10. Proof of ConceptEmail Disclaimers (Footer)Decentral / no blessing neededEasier (rights holder control) Sept/24/09Max Senges9

11. Goals(a) push for better standards (b) raise awareness amongst users thereby(c) make Rights a relevant positioning / branding point.Sept/24/09Max Senges10

12. Thank You & join IRP!www.internetrightsandprinciples.orgwww.privacyos.eu/wiki/index.php/PrivacyRightsAgreementsmaxsenges@gmail.comSept/24/09Max Senges11