'The Implications of Social Media for Freedom of Expression'
| Series Name | School of Law |
|---|---|
| Type | Conference |
| Starts at | Dec 06, 2013 09:00 AM |
| Ends at | Dec 06, 2013 06:00 PM |
| Venue | College Court, University of Leicester |
| Open To | University staff and students |
| Ticket Price | £95 standard delegate rate, £55 student rate |
| For Bookings Contact | Dr Lorna Gillies, lorna.e.gillies@leicester.ac.uk |
The law has struggled to adapt to social media. How does the law regulate free speech? This conference will address this question based on different legal disciplines.
Sponsored by The Modern Law Review
Keynote Address
Sir Edward Garnier QC, MP
A framework for social media: social spaces
Professor Chris Reed, Queen Mary, University of London
Concurrent Sessions
Ruling the internet; not being ruled by it
Stream of consciousness liability
Establishing public order in a virtual space
Clarity in a borderless world?
The Implications for Freedom of Expression
Summation
Mr Oliver Heald MP, Solicitor General.
