Room: STG-8

Christian Feld

Dies soll keine theoretische Politik-Stunde werden. Ich möchte einen gedanklichen Rundgang durch das EU-Viertel anbieten, in dem ich seit mehr als drei Jahren als Fernseh-Korrespondent arbeite. Genauso lange erlebe ich mit, wie Europa um neue Datenschutz-Gesetze ringt.

Wie läuft das ab, wer sind die Player, wer hat die Macht? Wie arbeiten Kommission, Rat und Parlament mit- bzw. gegeneinander? Ich verspreche mindestens ein paar nette Geschichten, im besten Fall aber auch ein besseres Verständnis der EU-Politik. 

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Room: STG-2

Nani Jansen

With a lot of speech and journalism moving online, the regulation of speech on the internet is becoming an increasingly pressing issue. While in certain jurisdictions, platforms for independent voices and citizen journalism are simply blocked, increasing use is being made of legislative loopholes and copyright claims to remove online content. This is difficult to navigate for individual bloggers and journalists, but also renowned publications face challenges when it comes to liability for user comments Add to that the recent decision of the ECJ on the right to be forgotten and that leaves quite a maze to navigate when publishing online. This session seeks to sketch the current legal landscape for free speech online, indicate the pitfalls and how these can be navigated.

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Room: STG-6

Katherine Oliver

Katherine Oliver, who oversaw the media and technology portfolios for the City of New York for over a decade under Mayor Bloomberg, brings a unique perspective to the way local stakeholders can support the creative ecosystem and foster a sense of community and lasting economic impact for a city. Katherine will present case studies from New York including the development of the "Made in NY" brand and more recent examples from her work with international cities including Mexico City.

 

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Room: STG-4

Julia Mussgnug, Barbara Hendricks, Sebastian Backhaus, Michael Schroeren, Nadine Kreutzer

Mit der online-basierten Kampagne „Zusammen ist es Klimaschutz“ hat das Bundesumweltministerium Ende letzten Jahres Aufsehen erregt. Und eine neue, für eine Behörde überraschend infotainige Herangehensweise gewagt. Auf der re:publica wollen wir die viralen Zündstufen der Klimaschutzkampagne analysieren und diskutieren, welchen Einfluss die frühe Einbindung der Nachhaltigkeits-Community hatte. Denn zum Auftakt der Kampagne konnten Blogger in direktem Dialog mit Bundesumweltministerin Barbara Hendricks kritische Fragen stellen. Barbara Hendricks selbst wird sich – als bisher erste Ministerin auf einer re:publica-Bühne – zu Gründen und Erfahrungen mit dieser Kampagne äußern. Gemeinsam wollen wir die #ziek-Kampagne auswerten und vom Austausch mit der Community für kommende Projekte lernen.

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Room: STG-6

Tim Renner, Dieter Gorny

Hintergrundgespräch: Mit Dieter Gorny, der neue "Beauftragte für kreative und digitale Ökonomie" des Bundeswirtschaftsministeriums und Tim Renner, Staatssekretär für kulturelle Angelegenheiten des Landes Berlin sind seit kurzer Zeit zwei Urgesteine der deutschen Musikwirtschaft an wichtige Stellen der digitalen Gesellschaft gerückt. Was sie dort bewegen wollen, ob es ihnen mit ihren Zielen gelingt ihrer politischen Funktion und allen Anspruchsgruppen, nicht nur den "großen Playern", gerecht zu werden und wie sie den einseitigen Blick durch den Notenschlüssel des Musikbusiness vermeiden wollen, möchte re:publica Geschäftsführer Andreas Gebhard in einem Gespräch ermitteln. 

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Room: STG-11

Sara Bonomi, Tobias Ulmer

Tobias Ulmer: Digital Strategies for the Future of Fashion

Anything and anytime. Always on and always off. How fashion brands will be the perceiver and receiver of the everyday.

Sara Bonomi: The Future of 3D printing – High Impact Wearables

3D printing is more fashionable than ever, but not everyone knows that it goes hand in hand with wearable technology. Formlabs is creating a high resolution desktop 3D printer that can turn your idea into an amazing high tech prototype in no time.

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Room: STG-9

Alper Cugun

I am part of Hubbub, a studio for playful design. We have recently published a game called Bycatch that we think is a good example of a different way of doing things. Bycatch is a simple card game about two issues that we think are very important: drone warfare and surveillance.

The game we made, Bycatch, is different in many respects but most importantly:

It does not tell players what is right or wrong. We think this is patronizing and players will directly understand that they aren't being taken seriously. We want people to think about the issues themselves and make up their own minds.

The actions you take in the game and the issues it is about are closely aligned. Games are often reduced to a label to put on something boring to try to make it fun. In Bycatch you surveil other players by taking a picture of their cards with the camera function of your mobile phone.

We call the process how we made Bycatch “playful design” and we think it is the best way to approach games and play as creators. Bycatch was made in an unorthodox process spanning six months and taking place in Berlin, Utrecht, Brooklyn and London. I'll explain how this positively influenced the end result and the lessons we learned in producing an entire physical game remotely.

Over the course of this talk we'll cover the diverse fields of gamification, serious games, newsgames and games for change and try to redeem them. Games can be applied towards issues and games can be fun but above all, games are in the service of play.

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Room: STG-8

Cathleen Berger, Renata Avila, James Odede, Sham Jaff

Instead of discussing "the Internet" with "digital migrants" who are generally in the position to formulate and take decisions with regard to national, regional and international internet policies, the German Foreign Office and the Web Foundation are partnering with the aim to give those who simply live "the Internet", the digital natives, a voice. Together with us, two digital natives will comment and help us brainstorm ideas and solutions.    We will be presenting our initiative to actively engage digital natives in current policy debates and are inviting any young person with a creative mind to come and share their ideas about the future they envision and the Web they Want. We will share our insigts from both, government and civil society efforts to develop innovative methods for greater inclusion of digital natives. We are curious to hear your suggestions of how to further improve such engagement and look forward to an inspring debate.  

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Room: STG-2

Johnny Haeusler, Tanja Haeusler

Zwei Jahre später knüpfen die beiden unter Einsatz einer waghalsigen 180°-Drehung hier nahtlos an.

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Room: STG-11

Thomas Gnahm, Markus Strecker

Markus Strecker: Tech in Motion

Fashion and Technology are living in two different worlds. Only recently they had the courage to move towards each other. Seriously move towards each other. Because we are not talking about prototypes or demonstrators. We mean products that can be industrialized. And that is one of the key challenges for successful smart fashion products. Another is the seamless integration of the technology. In this talk you will see a product example for a successful merger of fashion and technology and learn about the evolvement  of fashionable technology over the past decade.

Thomas Gnahm: The Day You Will Choose Your Jacket by It's Social Network – The Social Factor in Wearable Electronics

Summary: New technology in textiles not only develops the fashion scene with gadgets and light effects, but changes our social behavior in a digital society. Our clothing will keep us connected, for example with our friends, and indeed permanently as a medium for communication. We will be able to feel things and the clothes will be our sixth sense. During my talk, we will explore how we can benefit as men of new technology into the field of fashion, how technology currently exists and what visions could accompany the this.

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