3:48 am on September 15, 2026 · 2026 (252), AI governance (16), apac (37), isoc chennai (10)

WEBINAR 19 SEP 05:00 UTC – ISOC Chennai – Governing AI for Everyone: Inclusion, Trust and the Pacific Perspective

Blue-to-yellow gradient webinar title card with subtle circuit-board graphics and logos for Krivin Academy, Internet Society India Chennai Chapter, Krivin Intelligent Solutions, and Krivin Foundation across the top. A framed banner reads “ISOC Chennai TechX Webinar Series.” Large centered white text presents “Governing AI for Everyone: Inclusion, Trust and the Pacific Perspective,” with the date 19 September 2026 centered at the bottom.

Blue-to-yellow gradient webinar title card with subtle circuit-board graphics and logos for Krivin Academy, Internet Society India Chennai Chapter, Krivin Intelligent Solutions, and Krivin Foundation across the top. A framed banner reads “ISOC Chennai TechX Webinar Series.” Large centered white text presents “Governing AI for Everyone: Inclusion, Trust and the Pacific Perspective,” with the date 19 September 2026 centered at the bottom.
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On Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 10:30 IST (05:00 UTC), the Internet Society India Chennai Chapter with KriVin Academy hosts ‘Governing AI for Everyone: Inclusion, Trust and the Pacific Perspective‘, part of its ISOC Chennai TechX Webinar Series II. Swaran Ravindra, Vice Chair of the Pacific Islands Chapter of the Internet Society (PICISOC), will explore inclusive AI access, trustworthy and safe AI, Pacific community voices, and fair AI governance.

Registration is free and closes at 18:00 IST (12:30 UTC) on Friday, 18 September; e-certificates will be provided for all participants.

SPEAKER
Swaran Ravindra – Head of Training, Information Technology / Vice Chair, Pacific Islands Chapter of the Internet Society / Vice Chair, APrIGF Multistakeholder Steering Group

#AIGovernance #InclusiveAI #PacificIslands #TechX

3:07 am on August 29, 2026 · 2026 (252), ai (60), AI governance (16), isoc chennai (10)

RECAP 29 AUG 2026 – ISOC Chennai – Convergence 360°: AI, Governance & Threat Intelligence at the Cross Roads

A blue-to-gold gradient title card displays the Krivin Academy, Internet Society India Chennai Chapter, Krivin Intelinet Solutions, and Krivin Foundation logos across the top. Centered white text reads “ISOC Chennai TechX Webinar Series” and “Convergence 360°: AI, Governance & Threat Intelligence at the Cross Roads.” The date “29 August 2026” appears at bottom left, with “Archived by ISOC.LIVE” at bottom right.

A blue-to-gold gradient title card displays the Krivin Academy, Internet Society India Chennai Chapter, Krivin Intelinet Solutions, and Krivin Foundation logos across the top. Centered white text reads “ISOC Chennai TechX Webinar Series” and “Convergence 360°: AI, Governance & Threat Intelligence at the Cross Roads.” The date “29 August 2026” appears at bottom left, with “Archived by ISOC.LIVE” at bottom right.
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On 29 August 2026, the Internet Society India Chennai Chapter with KriVin Academy hosted ‘Convergence 360°: AI, Governance & Threat Intelligence at the Cross Roads‘, the opening webinar of its ISOC Chennai TechX Series. Dr. N. Sudha Bhuvaneswari explored where AI, governance and threat intelligence converge.

01 Role of Internet Society India Chennai Chapter

Pravina Bharath – Executive Director, KriVin Academy / Communication Officer & Treasurer, Internet Society India Chennai Chapter


VIDEO | AUDIO | RECAP EN / ES / FR

02 Convergence 360°: AI, Governance & Threat Intelligence at the Cross Roads

Dr. N. Sudha Bhuvaneswari – CEO, KriVin Intellinet Solutions, Coimbatore / President, Internet Society India Chennai Chapter


VIDEO | AUDIO | RECAP EN / ES / FR

#AIGovernance #ThreatIntelligence #Cybersecurity #TechX

WEBCAST SUN: Dialogue on Inclusion: Does the Internet represent diverse voices? Perspectives from gender, linguistic and marginalized communities

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livestreamOn Sunday December 19 2021, at 09:30-11:00 IST (04:00-05:30 UTC), the India Youth IGF, in conjunction with Internet Society’s India Hyderabad Chapter and India Chennai Chapter, hosts a webinar ‘Dialogue on Inclusion: Does the internet represent diverse voices?‘ to unpack the idea of inclusive internet in Indian context. “Internet United” was the thematic chosen for 16th Internet Governance Forum. Taking the conversation forward, we attempt to explore if the internet is really inclusive through the lenses of various communities like LGBTQ, PwD, marginalized and linguistic communities.

SPEAKERS
Divyaa Gupta, independent consultant
Sameer Nair, Youth4Jobs Foundation
Ritushree, The Outcast Collective
Savita Muley, Haqdarshak
Meena Kotwal, The Mooknayak
Vidushi Kapoor, Process9
Shruti Shreya, The Dialogue
Bhuvana Meenakshi Koteeswaran, EmergeAbility,

MODERATOR
Adarsh BU, ISOC Rural Development SIG

KEYNOTE
Dr. Sudha Bhuvaneswari Narayanaswamy, President, ISOC Chennai

HOSTS
Dr.Salman Abdul Moiz, Vice Chair, ISOC Hyderabad
Purnima Tiwari, IGF Youth Ambassador 21
Brinda Dash, Former APrIGF Fellow 2021

LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/dialogueoninclusion

PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM https://bit.ly/3ejsHEV

REAL TIME TEXT https://bit.ly/3Ebb5Wf

TWITTER #DigitalInclusion @youthIGFIndia #Internet4All @isochyderabad @isocchennai

SIMULCASTS
https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live/
https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc/ (AI Captions)
https://www.facebook.com/isocasiapacific (AI Captions)

ARCHIVE
https://archive.org/details/dialogueoninclusion

 

12:36 am on August 7, 2021 · isoc chennai (10), manrs (20)

WEBCAST: ISOC Chennai ‘Introduction to Routing Security and MANRS’ w/ Naveen K. Lakshman

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livestreamOn Saturday August 7 2021 the Internet Society India Chennai Chapter hosts a webinar ‘Introduction to Routing Security and MANRS‘.

Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS) is a global initiative, supported by the Internet Society, that provides crucial fixes to reduce the most common routing threats.

Presenter
Naveen K. Lakshman, MANRS Training Fellow & Solutions Architect, Graphite Networks, Ernakulam

MODERATOR
Sudha Bhuvaneswari, ISOC Chennai

LIVESTREAM: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/isocchennai-manrs

PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM: https://bit.ly/3s71vze

REAL TIME TEXT: https://bit.ly/3fFe3IU

TWITTER: #MANRS #RoutingSecurity #StrongInternet @isocchennai

SIMULCASTS
https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live/
https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc
https://www.facebook.com/isocasiapacific
https://www.facebook.com/RoutingMANRS

ARCHIVE
https://archive.org/details/isocchennai-manrs

 

4:43 am on March 26, 2020 · covid (16), isoc chennai (10)

WEBCAST TODAY: Internet DURING Shut-Down: Do we need ‘more’ Internet? @ISOCChennai w/ @SullivanISOC @jane_coffin @ShivaIndia @InternetSociety

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livestreamOn Thursday March 26 2020 at 7pm IST (13:30 UTC) the Internet Society India Chennai Chapter will host an online discussion ‘Internet DURING a shut-down: Do we need ‘more’ Internet?‘. “More Internet” here implies an approach that is on the other end of the tendency to lock down, i.e. a greater willingness to keep more of the people of the world more connected. Participants will include Jane Coffin, the Senior Vice President of Internet Growth, Internet Society, and Andrew Sullivan, CEO and President, Internet Society. Moderator: Sivasubramanian Muthusamy, President, ISOC Chennai.

LIVESTREAM: http://livestream.com/internetsociety/moreinternet

PARTICIPATE: https://bit.ly/3bmOo3d

TWITTER: #moreinternet @isocchennai

VIDEO: Asia Internet Symposium Chennai 2014 #AISChennai

AIS Chennai

AIS ChennaiOn Tuesday December 2 2014 the Internet Society presented Asia Internet Symposium Chennai 2014 in Chennai, India. The symposium had the theme ‘India in the Open and Global Internet‘. The Internet Society’s Asia Internet Symposium Chennai brought together chapter Members and local community Leaders from Business, Civil Society and Government to learn about current issues and discuss India’s role in Internet Governance and gather inputs on ways by which India could broadly contribute to the further evolution of the free and open Global Internet. The event was be organized in two sections. In the first session, the following key points were presented:
What are the key fears to an open and free Internet?
What are the key Internet governance issues surfacing in India?
How to further leverage the potential of an open Internet for strengthening social and economic development in India?
What are the opportunities to educate public and to improve their participation in the Internet Governance debates?

The second session hosted a round table discussion to generate broad thinking on positive ways by which India could broadly contribute to further the evolution of the Free and Open Internet. The round table aimed to bring a very broad discussion that would go beyond India’s concerns as a Nation, and would bring up higher thoughts on ways of strengthening Internet Governance in a manner that is fair of the whole world; a meaningful discussion on positive ways by which India could contribute to the Internet in a manner that it would further the progress of the Internet as a Free and Open eco-system causing worldwide prosperity and well being, as also point to solutions to increase global trust and strengthen the Internet Governance framework. The event was webcast live via Internet Society Chapters Livestream Channel. .

View on Livestream: http://livestre.am/50mif
Program: http://www.internetsociety.org/events/asia-internet-symposium-chennai-2014
Twitter: #AISChennai

VIDEO: Vint Cerf – Open and universal Internet as an ecosystem for greater prosperity #vintcerf #openinternet @isocchennai

On Friday 25 January 2013, the Internet Society’s India Chennai chapter (ISOC CHENNAI), along with TiE Chennai, and NASSCOM, presented a talk by Vint Cerf, Open and universal Internet as an ecosystem for greater prosperity. Video has now been posted on YouTube. Captions needed. Volunteers are invited to help with transcription on AMARA.

View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/cURzk70Gz1A
Transcribe: AMARA

8:22 pm on September 27, 2011 · igf (239), isoc chennai (10), Nairobi (4)

Internet Governance Forum underway in Nairobi, Kenya #IGF

IGFThe Internet Governance Forum is underway in Nairobi, Kenya.

Note: Day 1 is Tue 9/27, Day 2 is 9/28, Day 3 is 9/29. Nairobi is UTC+3 = 7 hours ahead of EDT.

Day 2Of particular interest are the following three workshops – overnight Tuesday in NYC time – organized by our colleague Sivasubramanian Muthusamy at ISOC Chennai. For convenience they are listed in the ISOC-NY calendar.

Workshop No 215 Enhanced Intra-Stakeholder Diversity and Intra-stakeholder Balance in Multi-Stakeholder Internet Governance
Day 2, 28/9 9 am to 10 30 am Workshop Room 7 (Conference Room 14) (archive)

Workshop No 201 Proprietary Influences in Free and Open Source Software: Lessons to Open and Universal Internet Standards
Day 2, 11.00 to 12.30 , workshop room number 4, conference room number 11. (archive)

Dynamic Coalition on Core Internet Values
Day 2, 2 30 pm – 4 00 pm, Workshop Room 1, Conference Room 1 (archive)

Day 3 (Sep 29)

A couple of ISOC sessions today:

9am-10.30am (2am-3.30am EDT) Room 3 – Internet Society Open Forum on Internet Standards

11am-12.30pm (4am-5.30am EDT) Room 12 – Copyright Under a Magnifying Glass: Thought Provoking Ideas – Internet Society

Webcast: ISOC Chennai seminars on Sun. Jun 26 #IPv6 #coreinternetvalues @isocchennai @InternetSociety

The Internet Society Chapters Channel will be webcasting two seminars this Sunday Jun 26 hosted by ISOC Chennai

Morning Session: Seminar on IPv6 1000-1230 IST | 0430-0700 UTC | 0030-0300 EDT

Session Chair: Dr Olivier Crepin LeBlond, Chair of ICANN At Large

Panelists:
Shankar Vridagiri, SIFY
Srinivas Gudipudi, Tech Mahindra
Srinivas Chendi, APNIC
Nurul Roman Islam, APNIC
Sebastien Bachollet, Member, Board of Directors, ICANN

Evening Session: Internet for the IT Sector: the Impact of Altered Core Internet Values in Business. 1630-1900 IST | 1100-1330 UTC | 0700-0930 EDT

Session Chair: Sebastien Bachollet, Member of the Board of Directors of ICANN,

Panelists:

Dr Olivier Crepin LeBlond and two others to be confirmed

Webcast
: http://www.livestream.com/internetsocietychapters
Hashtags: #IPv6, #coreinternetvalues, @isocchennai

IGF Workshop: Core Internet Values

IGF Workshop 319: Workshop on Fundamentals: Core Internet Values

An audio recording of the core values workshop organized by Isoc India Chennai at IGF 2009 Sharm el Sheikh

What is the Internet? What makes it what it is? What are its architectural principles? What are the core values? And what is happening to the core values in the process of its evolution? What is it that needs to be preserved and what changes are inevitable?

( detailed descriptions of this workshop is at the Internet Governance Forum website )

The panel was chaired by Lynn St Amour, President of the Internet Society and inlcluded Daniel Dardailler, Patrick Falstrom, Ambassador Yrjo Lansipuro, Rt. Hon. Alun Michael, MP., Nathaniel James, Alejandro Pisanty, Ian Peter, Markus Kummer with apologies from Jonathan Zittrain, Issac Mao and Milton Mueller

Janna Quitney Anderson of Elon School of Communications has written an article titled “Net’s 10 Commandments” proposed by Ian Peter during this workshop also summarizing the deliberations at this workshop by panelists on arstechnica

via ISOC India Chennai Chapter: IGF Workshop 319: Workshop on Fundamentals: Core Internet Values.