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  ISOC Live 3:01 pm on December 1, 2022 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: core internet values ( 11 ), igf ( 190 ), igf2022, splinternet ( 5 ), Vint Cerf ( 94 )   

  WEBCAST DEC 2 – #IGF2022 DC-CIV – Geopolitical Neutrality of the Global Internet 

  On Friday December 2 2022 at 06:30-08:00 UTC the Dynamic Coalition on Core Internet Values presents a roundtable discussion ‘Geopolitical Neutrality of the Global Internet‘ at the Internet Governance Forum 2022.

  Core Internet values came under stress at the start of the war in Ukraine, with calls to “block” Russia from the Internet. A common statement “Towards the Multistakeholder Imposition of Internet Sanctions” was circulated. This session will examine the feasibility and desirability of such proposals.

  SPEAKERS
  Bastiaan Goslings, Senior Policy and Governance advisor, RIPE NCC
  Bill Woodcock, Executive Director, Packet Clearing House
  Iria Puyosa, International Research Advisory Council, Toda Institute
  Veronika Datzer, policy advisor, German Parliament
  Vint Cerf, Internet Evangelist, Google

  MODERATORS
  Olivier Crépin-Leblond, ISOC UK England
  Alejandro Pisanty, UNAM

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/igf2022-DC-CIV (Open Captions)

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  TRANSCRIPT https://archive.org/download/igf2022-DC-CIV/igf2022-DC-CIV_TRANSCRIPT.pdf

  TWITTER #IGF2022 #CoreInternetValues #InternetSanctions #dcciv @Olivier_CL @vgcerf @bassiegos @woodyatpch @NSC @VeronikaDatzer @apisanty

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  ISOC Live 2:43 am on December 1, 2022 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: africa ( 102 ), igf ( 190 ), igf2022, isoc pulse ( 3 ), resilience ( 9 )   

  WEBCAST DEC 1 – #IGF2022 Lightning Talk – A Framework for Internet Resilience 

  On Thursday December 1 2022 at 07:15-07:45 UTC the Internet Society presents a workshop ‘A Framework for Internet Resilience‘ at the Internet Governance Forum 2022.

  At the Internet Society, we believe that the Internet is for everyone. Our work centers on increasing the Internet’s reach, reliability and resilience, as well as ensuring that the Internet remains open, globally connected, secure, and trustworthy. In Africa, ISOC has been carrying out and supporting many activities to help grow the Internet in Africa including supporting Community Networks, Internet Exchange Points (IXPs), increasing technical capacity and building communities of practice.

  In addition, identifying areas to improve Internet resiliency via measurements has been carried out with the data publicly available on ISOC’s Pulse platform . Internet Resilience measurements have given a glimpse on areas whose improvement would improve the reliability of Internet connectivity in Africa. Could a framework document around improving resilience help regulators in providing an environment that supports the growth of a resilient Internet at national level? Join this lightning talk that will discuss the approach to an Internet Resilience framework document that ISOC is helping to develop for regulators that could help improve Internet access in the region

  SPEAKERS
  Verengai Mabika, Senior Policy Advisor – Africa, Internet Society
  Dr. Dawit Bekele, Regional Vice President – Africa, Internet Society
  Kevin Chege, Director, Internet Development, Internet Society

  MODERATORS
  Mark Carvell
  Kevin Chege

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/igf2022-49

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  TWITTER #IGF2022 #InternetResilience @InternetSociety @ISOC_Pulse @KevinGChege @VerengaiMabika @Dawit_bekele @ISOC_Africa

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  ISOC Live 8:22 am on November 30, 2022 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: dan york ( 7 ), igf ( 190 ), igf2022, LEO ( 6 )   

  WEBCAST NOV 30 – #IGF2022 – Global Governance of LEO Satellite Broadband 

  On Wednesday November 30 2022 at 13:50-15:20 UTC the Internet Governance Forum presents a workshop ‘Global Governance of LEO Satellite Broadband‘.

  An expert panel addresses the opportunities and challenges of satellite reliant Internet access, currently offered by service providers such as SpaceX or OneWeb. We seek to explore potential benefits as well as threats that come with this new technology. We address this new phenomenon through references to the SDGs and international law, exploring whether current policies offer plausible solutions to upcoming or potential problems.

  PANEL
  Dan York, Director, Online Content, Internet Society
  Akcali Gur Berna, Queen Mary University of London
  Wu Fei, Professor, Ji Nan University
  Mwangi Michuki, Regional Development Manager – Africa, Internet Society

  MODERATORS
  Kulesza Joanna, University of Lodz
  Dan York, Internet Society

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/igf2022-399

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  TWITTER #IGF2022 #LEOs #InternetAccess #SpaceLaw @danyork @BernaAkcaliGur Wu Fei @JinanUniversity @michukis @InternetSociety

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  ISOC Live 6:46 am on November 28, 2022 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Andrew Sullivan ( 24 ), fragmentation ( 12 ), igf ( 190 ), igf2022, milton mueller ( 12 )   

  WEBCAST NOV 28 – IGF 2022 Day 0 #68 – Understanding Internet Fragmentation: Concepts and their Implications for Action 

  On Monday November 28 2022 at 14:00-15:30 UTC the Internet Governance Forum presents a session ‘Understanding Internet Fragmentation: Concepts and their Implications for Action‘, organized by the Columbia Institute for Tele-Information.

  The Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) has designated “Avoiding Internet Fragmentation” to be one of the 2022 IGF’s five organizing themes. There likely will be many events on the program related to this topic, but what exactly does Internet fragmentation mean, and how does that meaning affect the actions that may be undertaken by states and stakeholders?

  This session brings together prominent analysts and stakeholders from five continents, with varying and even divergent viewpoints, in the hope of working toward a higher level of consensus (or at least a more structured range of disagreements) on the core features, sources, forms, and consequences of Internet fragmentation, and what all these may mean for actions taken in response by states and stakeholders.

  PANEL
  Milton Mueller, Internet Governance Project, Georgia Tech
  Wolfgang Kleinwächter, European Summer School on Internet Governance
  Sheetal Kumar, Global Partners Digital
  Neha Mishra, Geneva Graduate Institute
  Andrew Sullivan, Internet Society
  Xu Peixi, Communication University of China

  MODERATORS
  Anriette Esterhuysen
  William J. Drake

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/igf2022-68

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  TWITTER #fragmentation @Columbia_Biz @IntGovForum @miltonmueller @SullivanISOC Wolfgang Kleinwächter #EuroSSIG Sheetal Kumar @GlobalPartnersD @neha_mishra_nm @GVAGrad Xu Peixi @wjdrake Anriette Esterhuysen #netgov

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