Nick Feamster chaired a session on Home Networking at the IEEE CCW Conference, and spoke in the session on Information access on the Internet. Content of these two sessions was as follows:
Information Access on the Internet
Chair: Josh Karlin (BBN Technologies)
Panelists:
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Jeffrey Knockel (U. New Mexico) [slides: pdf]Chinese Keyword Censorship of Instant Messaging Programs
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Hal Roberts (Harvard Berkman Center for Internet & Society) [slides: pdf]Mapping Local Internet Control
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Nick Feamster (Georgia Tech) [slides: pdf]Open Information Access: Old Problems, Emerging Challenges
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Paul Syverson (Naval Research Laboratory [slides: pdf]Onion Routing 101 and Trust for Traffic Security Resilience
Home Networking
Chair: Nick Feamster (Georgia Tech)
Panelists:
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Bruce Davie (Cisco) [slides: pdf]Complexity of Home Networks
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Marshini Chetty (Georgia Tech) [slides: pdf]What are the sources of home network complexity and how can we help home users to deal with them?
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AJ Brush (Microsoft) [slides: pdf]Design for the “Uninterested” End-User
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Ratul Mahajan (Microsoft)[slides: pdf]View the home as a computer
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Richard Mortier (University of Nottingham, UK) [slides: pdf]Homework: User-centric Networking
