The 2016 UK IGF was held on 17 November at 1 Drummond Gate. A copy of the full annual meeting report is available.
Videos from all sessions can be viewed below.
Welcome, US Internet Governance & Global Policy Landscape
- Baroness Fritchie, Chair, Nominet
- Lawrence Strickling, US Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Head of NTIA
- Ed Vaizey MP, Former Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries
Plenary One: Brexit, what next for UK internet policy?
- Charlotte Holloway, Associate Director and Brexit Policy Coordinator, TechUK (Chair)
- Jamie Bartlett, Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos
- Malcolm Harbour CBE, Former Conservative MEP
- Chris Francis, SAP
Plenary Two: What is the impact of the internet on political debate?
- Seb Payne, FT Comment Editor (Chair)
- Toni Cowan-Brown, UK/EU leader for NationBuilder
- Carl Miller, Research Director for Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos
- Dan Hodges, Mail on Sunday
Sponsors address & Keynote address
- Russell Haworth, CEO, Nominet
- Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, Minister for Digital and Culture
Plenary Three: e-Identification: The Future of Privacy? – organised by Access Partnership
- Greg Francis, Managing Director, Access Partnership (Chair)
- Ben Cade, Founder and CEO, Trustonic
- Sarah Munro, Vice President, Head of Digital Identity, Barclays
- Robin Wilton, Technical Outreach Director for Identity and Privacy, Internet Society
Is the UK prepared for the threat of a cyber-attack?
- Professor Anthony Finkelstein
- Alistair Bunkall
Keynote address
Baroness Shields, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Internet Safety and Security
Plenary Four: An internet for children and young people
- Will Gardner, Chairman, Childnet International (Chair)
- Youth panel from the Diana Award
Wrap up, Two addresses from:
David Souter, ICT and Development Expert
Andrew Puddephatt, Chairman of Global Partners Digital