The 5th annual NetHui was hosted at SkyCity Convention Centre in Auckland from 8-10 July 2015. This year’s theme was “the Internet is everybody’s business,” which was reflected throughout the event programme found below. A report on NetHui 2015 is now available which includes feedback from the participant survey as well as information about attendance, media coverage,… Read more >>
NetHui is not a conference, but rather a collaborative, multi-stakeholder event where New Zealand’s Internet community helps bring together the programme. The 2015 NetHui took place in Auckland’s SkyCity Convention Centre from 8-10 July and brought together over 400 people from New Zealands Internet community and even some form far abroad. The theme for the… Read more >>
NetHui is kicking off tomorrow on 8 July. Taking place at Sky City in Auckland, it is not a conference – but rather a platform for interactive participation of all that is the Internet. NetHui is organised by InternetNZ, with help from the Internet community, and brings together anyone and everyone interested in the Internet…. Read more >>
NetSafe CEO Martin Cocker looks at the need to listen to ‘non-expert’ voices to re-shape the online safety equation, and the unique role NetHui can play in achieving that. Harm is lost benefit Any new technology has the potential to do good (digital opportunities) and harm (digital challenges). On the end of those harms… Read more >>
NetHui 2015’s programme – developed with the NZ Internet community – has been finalised with a diverse array of sessions exploring issues which will affect the future of the Internet. Full NetHui programme InternetNZ Chief Executive Jordan Carter says he is thrilled about this year’s programme, and that the New Zealand Internet community has brought… Read more >>
This year’s NetHui will be filled with discussion on important Internet issues in New Zealand. It’ll also see an injection of international perspective as the global Internet Society joins the event. As our programme firms up, we want to share with you some of the great sessions we have planned. Day 0 (Wednesday 8 July)… Read more >>
A guest post by Catriona MacLennan The Internet and social media have been pivotal in opening new ways to campaign for justice for women. Globally, most women have very limited financial resources, but Facebook means that pages can be created at no cost for raising awareness about issues, discussing strategies and promoting events. Women… Read more >>
Attracting a more diverse group of people to get involved and have their say on Internet issues is a major focus for NetHui 2015’s organisers. Now in its fifth year, NetHui is a 3-day event is organised by InternetNZ, a non-profit member organisation dedicated to keeping the Internet open and accessible to everyone. Diversity and… Read more >>
InternetNZ is proud to announce that applications are now open for fellowships to attend NetHui 2015 at Sky City, Auckland, July 8-10. NetHui fellowships offer financial help for travel, accommodation, registration and other direct costs for people living in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. We believe it’s important that people who want to come… Read more >>
We’re thrilled to announce that registrations for this year’s NetHui are now open to the public. Register for NetHui 2015 Exploring how the Internet is influencing Kiwis’ lives now, and what our digital future holds, are the central themes of this year’s NetHui event. InternetNZ Chief Executive Jordan Carter says a major aim of this… Read more >>
