13:00 Plenary talk by Richard Harper
         (Microsoft Research, Cambridge):
         The Local and the Global:
         Explorations in the Paradoxes of the Mobile Age

13:30 Lunch break

15:00 – 16:30 Parallel sessions

16:30 Coffee break

Chair: Péter Bakonyi, PhD
Deputy State Secretary
Ministry of Informatics and Communications

17:00 Plenary talk by Albert-László Barabási
         (University of Notre Dame):
        The Architecture of Complexity:
        From Web-Based Communication to the Cell

Chair: Ádám Török
Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Professor of Economics, University of Veszprém

17:30 Plenary talk by Raimondo Strassoldo
         (Università degli Studi di Udine):
        The Meaning of Localism in a Global World

FRIDAY, JUNE 11

Chair: Gabriella Bárány Sülle, PhD
Director of Telecom Policy and Regulatory Affairs
T-Mobile Hungary Co. Ltd.

10:00 Plenary talk by Michael Bull
        (University of Sussex):
         The Intimate Sounds of Urban Experience:
         An Auditory Epistemology of Everyday Mobility
           [magyarul]

10:30 Plenary talk by Rich Ling
        (Telenor R&D, Oslo):
         Genres and the Development
         of Mobile Multimedia Messaging Systems

11:00 Coffee break

Chair: István Maradi
Chief Development Officer, Deputy General Manager
T-Mobile Hungary Co. Ltd.

11:30 Plenary talk by Ilpo Koskinen
         (University of Art and Design, Helsinki):
         Seeing with Mobile Images:
         Towards Perpetual Visual Contact

12:00 Plenary talk by Kristóf Nyíri
         (Inst. for Philos. Res., Hung. Acad. of Sc.):
         Images of Home  [magyarul]

12:30 Lunch break 

14:00 – 16:30 Parallel sessions

SATURDAY, JUNE 12

Chair: Gábor Palló, Director of Research
Institute for Philosophical Research
Hungarian Academy of Sciences

09:00 Plenary talk by Miklós Sükösd
         (Central European University, Budapest):
         Virtuality vs. Locality:
         An Ecological Critique of the Information Society

09:30 Plenary talk by Friedrich Krotz
         (Universität Erfurt): 
         Mobile Communication, the Internet and
         the Net of Social Relations

10:00 Coffee break

Chair: Dr. János Kóka, President
Hungarian Association of IT Companies

10:30 Plenary talk by György Csepeli
         (Parliamentary State Secretary,
         Ministry of Informatics and Communications):
         Inequality and Communication Networks

11:00 Plenary talk by Peter Fleissner
         (Technische Universität, Wien):
         Welfare and Warfare –
         Contrasting Scenarios of Mobile Communication

11:30 Coffee break

Chair: Kristóf Nyíri

12:00 Concluding plenary address by James E. Katz
         (Rutgers University):
         Mobiles in Educational Settings   [magyarul]

12:30 General discussion