In the code below I want to hide the contents of the key(speaker) key being viewed by browser console.
var App_Version
although it's not fully clear from the small code provided, protecting it from the browsers console is straight forward IF we are only talking about someone console.logging the value (as your question seems to hint).
you can put it inside a closure, something like a revealing/modular pattern:
var app = (function () {
var Speaker = "something";
// only available on app declaration as the function is immediately called
return // some object/function protecting the speaker value
})();
console.log(Speaker); // gives an error
console.log(app.Speaker); // gives an error
This of course only stops someone using basic dev tools like console.log, it wont stop someone adding breakpoints. the nature of javascript I'm afraid