Day 2, Session III

SESSION III: FEEDBACK FROM THE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITY

Many companies around the world have undertaken important strides to address child online safety issues. Session III will hear from industry players on what solutions they have made, and they will be asked to prioritize two key recommendations for a coordinated industry safeguarding strategy. Panelists will address good practice guidance for companies running interactive services and will explore the role of industry in supporting child-safety education efforts.

Moderator: DR. ADEL DANISH
Chairman & CEO, Exceed, Egypt
Assistant: AHMED RASHAD, Net-Aman


LAURENT MASSON
Director, Department of Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft
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PETER ROBBINS
Internet Watch Foundation, UK
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WADIH ZAATAR
Technical Manager, Cisco Systems, Lebanon
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Moderator: KARIM BESHARA,
CEO, LINKdotNET, Egypt


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