Plenty of events online and off this week, depending on where you are. All times are NYC/EDT = UTC-4
Tuesday 14 June
10:30am-6:30pm NANOG 67 in Chicago, Day 2
Not everything will be webcast, but plenty will http://nanog.org/meetings/nanog67/agenda
11am-Noon UN Special Rapporteur on privacy – Prof. Joseph Cannataci
ISOC Members webinar on privacy http://bit.ly/isocprivacy
5:30pm-8pm The Things Network NYC Community meetup #3 (no webcast)
Burgeoning Open IoT Network’s NYC team get together – https://thethingsnetwork.org/c/newyork/
Wednesday 15 June
8:30am-10am Is the Internet Fragmenting? Part 2: The Technical Lens
ISOC-DC and Microsoft ongoing series about keeping it together, or not.
Opening keynote from Dave Farber https://livestream.com/internetsociety/fragmentation2
10:00am-6:00pm NANOG 67 in Chicago, Day 3
Not everything will be webcast, but plenty will http://nanog.org/meetings/nanog67/agenda
2pm-3pm ISOC-NY TV Show – NYC’s Current State of Network Infrastructure
The recent inaugural NYNOG meetup – http://www.mnn.org/LIVE/2-LIFESTYLE-CHANNEL
Thursday 16 June
4pm-5pm IPN-ISOC Virtual Chapter Meeting – http://bit.ly/ipnisoc2016 Code: 923 494 316 Password: 7pQcvHDF
An opportunity to virtually meet with leading interplanetary networking experts like Vint Cerf, Keith Scott, Scott Burleigh and Jay Wyatt.
Friday 17 June
A big Happy Birthday to ISOC Chapters Director Joyce Dogniez!
Saturday 18 June
10am-6pm ISOC Board of Trustees Meeting #132 in Cancun – Day 1
http://www.internetsociety.org/board-meeting-agenda-no-132
Not all will be webcast (but Open Forum 5:30pm-6pm will be and archived)
Sunday 19 June
10am-5pm ISOC Board of Trustees Meeting #132 in Cancun – Day 2
http://www.internetsociety.org/board-meeting-agenda-no-132
Not all will be webcast (but Open Forum 10:30am-11am will be and archived)
On November 2 2021, Bert Hubert delivered a keynote at NANOG 83 – ‘Who really controls the Internet? And should they?‘. The presentation discusses how control of the internet experience is moving more and more into the hands of browser and phone vendors. If governments don’t agree, they have to resort to heavy measures to impose their will. The shifting of control between governments and industry is nothing new. Which developments are good and which aren’t? There are no easy answers.
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