This document discusses socio-economic issues related to the future internet. It explores perspectives from both researchers who study the internet and technologists who build the internet. Some key topics discussed include converged networks and internet-connected devices, online identity and privacy, challenges around infrastructure control and regulation, and who the important stakeholders are in these areas.

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Socio-Economic Certainties and Change for the Future Internet
Perspectives for European ICT Industry and Horizon 2020 Research
Brian
Pickering
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Innova0on
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Belgium,
June
20,
2012
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those who study and
What are we about? those who build
need to talk
some people
study the Internet Converged
mobile,
wired
and
wireless
broadband
networks
stakeholder conflicts,
digital economy
shifting context, digital
participation Internet-­‐connected
sensors,
governance and
actuators,
devices
and
objects
regulation
Immersive
and
interac=ve
Do
social
networks
drive
media
technologies
democracy?
Clean-­‐slate
vs
evolu=onary
Should
governments
censor
architecture
and
filter
digital
content?
The
Scien0sts
and
The
Technologists
some people
Researchers
Where’s
the
value
in
the
future networks, internet
digital
economy?
of services and clouds build the Internet
internet of things,
networked and social
media
How
do
we
decide
in
a
world
ICT for security, trust and
dependability
where
everything
is
tracked?
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The Socio-Economic Background
Online
Risk
Communities
Management
2/3
Internet of Privacy
Things
NEM’s
Edge
ISPS
feel
market
shiKs
disenfranchised
to
supply
new
as
they
lose
players
Online Identity
control
Cloud
Computing
ISPs
Content
Carrier
Users
want
cache
and
networks
worried
trust-­‐enabling
DNS
loca0on
unwilling
to
technologies
they
may
significant
engage
lose
control
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The Socio-Economic Background
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Challenges and changes
Conten0on
for
User-­‐centric
design
infrastructure
Consumers
becoming
Online
Communi0es
and
Prosumers
Iden0ty
Privacy,
IPR,
Trust
and
The
Right
to
be
ForgoZen
Security
The
Right
to
be
SNS’s,
CNO’s
and
Connected
Regula0on
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Who’s who?
Regula6on
&
Vesa
Terävä
User
Involvement
ICT
Par6cipa6on
Stephen
Minton
Trust&Security
Cloud
Compu6ng
Javier
Salcedo
Alan
Hartman
Networks
Falk
von
Bornstaedt
More
than
No
Disconnect
Data
Protec6on
Games
Andrea
Glorioso
Sara
de
Freitas
Aleksandra
Kuczerawy
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And when?
NET
NEUTRALITY
TRUST
&
SECURITY
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