The Outlook for Freedom, Privacy and Civil Society on the Internet in Central and Eastern Europe Conference 4-6 September 1998 Budapest, Hungary   Preliminary Agenda Day 0 - Friday, Sept. 4 Tutorials -- Training Center -- CEU * Internet Basics Alex Fowler, EFF, and Agoston Nagy, GreenSpider * Cryptography and Human Rights Patrick Ball, AAAS * Designing and Impelementing a Human Rights Data Project Patrick Ball, AAAS   Day 1 - Saturday, Sept. 5 Human Rights Online: Freedom of Expression and Privacy Welcome Gabor Halmai, Hungarian Human Rights Center Barry Steinhardt, Electronic Frontier Foundation/ ACLU James Dempsey, Center for Democracy and Technology   Panel 1.1 Application of International Human Rights Freedom of Expression Principles to the Internet Chair &emdash; James Dempsey, CDT   Panel 1.2 Various Media Regulation Models from the CEE and their Effect on Freedom of Expression Online Chair &emdash; Gabor Halmai, Human Rights Center   Luncheon keynote: Esther Dyson, EFF   Panel 1.3 EU and Members States Approaches to Internet Content Regulation Chair &emdash; Yaman Akendiz, Cyber-Rights & Cyber-Liberties, UK   Panel 1.4 Electronic Surveillance and Encryption Chair &emdash; Marc Rotenberg, EPIC Day 2 - Sunday, Sept. 6 Promoting Civil Society Through the Internet: Internet Access, Government Information, and the Net's Potential for Strengthening Democracy Opening Keynote: Eva Bakonyi, C3, Hungarian Soros Foundation Panel 2.1 Affordability and Access Panel 2.2 Government Information Online and Other Means to Promote Democracy Through the Net Luncheon Keynote: Promoting Civil Society Through the Internet: Sasa Mirkovic, Radio B92 Panel 2.3 Case Studies of NGO Participation in Internet Policy Making Chair - Barry Steinhardt