The Jožef Stefan Institute, together with the Laboratory for Open Systems and Networks and the Internet Society (www.internetsociety.org), will organize an event to mark the 35th anniversary of Slovenia's first international connection to the internet. The connection was established in late November 1991 by the research department of the Jožef Stefan Institute in the then-unrecognized new member of the United Nations. Slovenia's confirmation of independence and admission to the United Nations took place in the spring of 1992.
The event will take place at the Computer Museum of Slovenia at 111 Celovška Street in Ljubljana. The program will address topics and issues of the modern internet as a fundamental international communication and information infrastructure, as well as pitfalls in the development of digital autonomy and its further existence and development.
The event programme will include:
- Lectures and discussions
- The History of the Internet in Slovenia
- Contemporary Challenges: Privacy, Security, and Digital Autonomy
- Conversations with Special Guests
Following the official programme, there will be a LAN PARTY, along with an opportunity to socialize over food and drinks.
YOU ARE WARMLY INVITED!
Monday, December 7, at 2:00 PM, at the Computer History Museum in Ljubljana.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!
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