Media that Moves Millions, will look at the unprecedented phenomena of user-generated media campaigns that have inspired masses of participants and rocked political systems.

The Center for Technology Innovation at Brookings will host a discussion on how governments can best enable online global commerce while also taking precautions to maintain security, national interests and intellectual property rights.

Join as panelists discuss the current state of social media in the Middle East and its future prospects.

After more than half a century, Congressionally- funded U.S. broadcasting remains the leading edge of American soft power—the principal means by which the United States speaks directly to less free and impoverished nations. Using this as a point of departure, the Wilson Center has organized this roundtable discussion on the future of U.S. global media.

Established in 2011 by Professor Dawn Nunziato and Professor Arturo Carrillo, GW Law's Global Internet Freedom and Human Rights Distinguished Speaker Series presents a range of timely topics addressing global internet free speech and human rights issues.