Plenary contributions will alternate with a series of conferences and hands-on workshops focussing on actual experiences.
Many renowned contributorswill come to share their experience:
The programme is geared aroundfour large-scale plenary sessions :
| Thursday 12 January 2012 |
Plenary session hall
8h30 am WELCOME
9h15 - 9h30 INTRODUCTION
Heykel Djerbi, Co-founder of Fhimt.com
Ramla Jaber, Co-founder of TunisiaLive
Eric Soulier, Director, Department for the Mediterranean Region and Asia, CFI
Chiraz Latiri, Lecturer, University of Manouba (Tunis)
Tunisia
Samih Abid is a lawyer in Business Law and Law of Immaterial Goods, University teacher and member of OpenGovTN.
Tunisie
Nadia Ayadi graduated as an engineer from the Ecole Polytechnique de Tunisie and keeps a blog. She describes herself as a film buff and bookworm whose vocation is to speak out.
She is a member of the association "Les Cahiers de la Liberté".
Tunisie
Tarek Ben Chaabane teaches screenplay writing at the Institut Supérieur des Arts Multi Médias (ISAMM).
He has worked as cultural editor for several Tunisian newspapers and magazines.
He was on the Ateliers Sud Ecriture team and as well as the JCC (Workshop, Conference, Press).
He has collaborated with many film-makers such as Ridha Béhi, Moufida Tlatli, Nawfel Saheb Etabaa, Mohamed Damak, Mourad Ben Cheikh and Mohamed Ali Okbi as co-screenplay writer or screenplay consultant.
He acted as a consultant for the screenplays of the two Dix courts, Dix regards collections (2006 and 2008).
Tunisie
Khaled Ben Driss is Director of the Software Engineering Business Unit of the Tunisian SSII Oxia. He graduated as an engineer from the Ecole centrale de Lyon (in 1991) and has a Ph.D in electrical engineering and IT modelling from the University of Paris VI.
He is a member of the group OpenGovTN to promote transparency, OpenGov and OpenData in Tunisia.
Tunisie
Sarah Ben Hamadi is Communications Officer at the publishing firm Cérès. Since 2008 she has kept the blog Un Oeil sur la Planète, contributed to the collective blog Nawaat.org and collaborated with Arte on the project The Arab world in Revolution(s) via the blog on Tunisia, Regards croisés.
She is a member of the association Cahiers de la Liberté which acts as a political watchdog and raises democratic awareness.
Tunisie
Marwen Ben Messaoud heads Community Strategy at Tunisiana, a major Telecom operator in Tunisia. His experience in both eCommerce and eMarketing prompted his specialising in community management for one of the biggest advertisers in Tunisia.
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