Symposia should include a maximum of five presentations. Publishing of the proceedings is planned as well. Additionally, there is the option of booking fair booth lots for product presentations. Commercial presentations are possible in a special forum and are not part of the academic program. It is not possible for commercial presentations to be submitted as presentations from individuals.
Foreign participants can pay their fees at the conference venue.
Day tickets are not available, doctoral students cannot register as students. Following on the success of the First Exploring Cyber Society International Conference at Northumbria University in July 1999, the second International Conference will focus on disruptive and oppositional currents within cyber-society. The motivations and concerns behind such activities are, of course, highly disparate. However, what they share is an attitude of dissent that conflicts with the benign vision of the 'networked society' and a willingness to explore the opportunities for deviance that are opened up by computer networks. The aim of the conference is to explore this idea and its implications for the future shape of a society whose infrastructure is increasingly dependent upon the smooth running of computer networks.