1. Update on Recent SESERV Results and Upcoming Events Costas Kalogiros [email_address] Athens University of Economics and Business October 2011 Socio-Economic Services for European Research Projects (SESERV) European Seventh Framework CSA FP7-2010-ICT-258138

2. SESERV Motivation some people study the Internet some people build the Internet those that study and those that build need to talk stakeholder conflicts, digital economy shifting context, digital participation governance and regulation future networks, internet of services and clouds internet of things, networked and social media ICT for security, trust and dependability Do social networks drive democracy? Should governments censor and filter digital content? Where’s the value in the digital economy? How do we decide in a world of contextual footprints Immersive and interactive media technologies Internet-connected sensors, actuators, devices and objects Converged mobile, wired and wireless broadband networks Clean-slate vs evolutionary architecture

3. Future Internet Stakeholder Roles Industry Standardization Consortiums Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Network Element Vendors Application Developers SDK Publishers Research Projects Regulators Administration Authorities Researchers Security Agencies Consumers Roamers End-users Edge ISP Transit ISP Professionals Amateurs Content Distribution Networks Directory Service Providers Application Service Providers Brokers (Market Place Providers) Communication Providers Gaming Providers Financial Service Providers Internet Retailers Network Component Providers Sensor Operators Venue owners Cloud Operators Network Exchange Points Last Mile Providers Dark Fiber Provider Gateway Providers Residential Business

4. Identified FI Economic Priorities FI Economic Priorities Several projects deal with the same issue Network Security Stop DDoS attacks near the source ISP Interconnection Agreements Achieve favourable agreements by deploying caches Allocation of Scarce Resources Capacity sharing of a common link Responsibility for Agreement Violation Verify effort in serving a customer’s request Routing Service Requests (selecting a provider to fulfil a customer request) Brokers serve customer requests based on different criteria Controlling Content/Service Delivery (referring to possible anti-competitive tactics) Filter user requests for service (walled garden) Controlling Access to Sensitive Data Monetizing data of previous sessions