WEBINAR 21 MAY 16:00 UTC – Marconi Society – Wi-Fi as Critical Infrastructure for Internet Resilience


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On Thursday, 21 May 2026, at 12:00-13:00 EDT (16:00-17:00 UTC), the Marconi Society will host a webinar ‘Wi-Fi as Critical Infrastructure for Internet Resilience‘.

As the Internet has evolved into an essential infrastructure, Wi-Fi has become a foundational access technology, carrying a significant share of end-user traffic across homes, enterprises, and public spaces. In combination with cable, cellular, satellite, and other access technologies, Wi-Fi enhances network resilience, capacity, and user experience – particularly in indoor environments where the majority of data consumption occurs. Advances in spectrum availability, including the 6 GHz band, are further enabling next-generation Wi-Fi capabilities through wider channels, lower latency, and improved efficiency.

This webinar will explore Wi-Fi’s central role in delivering high-performance, reliable connectivity, including performance under load for time-critical applications such as telehealth, immersive conferencing, and industrial automation. Speakers will also examine how Wi-Fi complements licensed networks, highlighting the interplay between licensed and unlicensed spectrum in supporting overall connectivity needs. The discussion will consider how diverse spectrum resources contribute to scalability, innovation, and resilience in both everyday usage and high-demand or emergency scenarios.

SPEAKERS
Mary L. Brown – Executive Director, WifiForward
Masoud Olfat – VP Technology & Ecosystem Development, Federated Wireless
Puneet Sharma – HPE Fellow & VP, Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Christopher Szymanski – Director, Product Marketing Technology Strategy, Broadcom Inc.

MODERATOR
Rikin Thakker – CTO & SVP, NCTA

#WiFi #MarconiSociety #SpectrumPolicy #6GHz

3:43 am on May 9, 2026 · 2026 (267), netcaucus (20), spectrum (25), wrc (1)

RECAP 11 MAY 2026 – Spectrum Showdown in Shanghai: What the UN’s World Radiocommunication Conference Means for U.S. Competitiveness and the Future of Wi-Fi

Promotional banner for a Congressional Internet Caucus Academy event titled “Spectrum Showdown in Shanghai: What the UN’s World Radiocommunication Conference Means for U.S. Competitiveness and the Future of Wi-Fi,” scheduled for May 11, 2026. The design features white text over a blue background with a large United Nations emblem faded behind the title. The Congressional Internet Caucus Academy logo appears on the right side, and the event date is displayed in the lower-left corner.

Promotional banner for a Congressional Internet Caucus Academy event titled “Spectrum Showdown in Shanghai: What the UN’s World Radiocommunication Conference Means for U.S. Competitiveness and the Future of Wi-Fi,” scheduled for May 11, 2026. The design features white text over a blue background with a large United Nations emblem faded behind the title. The Congressional Internet Caucus Academy logo appears on the right side, and the event date is displayed in the lower-left corner.
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On 11 May 2026,  the Congressional Internet Caucus Academy hosted a briefing ‘Spectrum Showdown in Shanghai: What the UN’s World Radiocommunication Conference Means for U.S. Competitiveness and the Future of Wi-Fi‘ in Washington DC. Following House and Senate hearings in March laid the foundation for preparations for the UN’s World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) in China, former senior U.S. telecom and spectrum officials examined the growing geopolitical fight over global spectrum policy, the future of the 6 GHz band, and what the WRC could mean for Wi-Fi, wireless competition, and U.S. technology leadership.

SPEAKERS
David Redl – CEO, Salt Point Strategies
Ambassador Steve Lang – Crest Hill Advisors
Mary L. Brown – Executive Director, WifiForward
Evan Swarztrauber – Principal, CorePoint Strategies
MODERATOR
Anne Keeney Weaver – Executive Vice President, Glen Echo Group
HOST
Tim Lordan – Executive Director,  Congressional Internet Caucus Academy

#SpectrumPolicy #WRC27 #WiFi #TelecomPolicy 2NetCaucusAC

11:53 pm on March 2, 2026 · 2026 (267), fcc (92), spectrum (25), USTTI (3)

Feb 26 2026 – USTTI Webinar – Spectrum Analyzer Basics

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On February 26, 2026, the United States Telecommunication Training Institute (USTTI) hosted a webinar ‘Spectrum Analyzer Basics‘ as part of the ‘Special Topics in Spectrum Monitoring and Radio Frequency Interference Resolution Series‘. An overview of spectrum analysis and the measurements that spectrum analyzers can perform including bandwidth, emission mask, and field strength measurements were discussed. Topics included how a spectrum analyzer can measure Resolution Bandwidth, Sweep Rate, Video Bandwidth, Reference Level, and Attenuation demonstrating how changes to these settings impact your measurements. The presenter introduced the various spectral traces demonstrating how the spectrum analyzer can be used to detect low level signals and methods to determine the source of that signal.

PRESENTER
David Dombrowski – Regional Director, Region One, Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

HOST/MODERATOR
Jamal Anderson

 

5:07 pm on October 3, 2025 · space (26), spectrum (25)

WEBCAST OCT 6-8 – ITU Space Sustainability Forum 2025

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ISOC liveOn October 6-8, 2025 the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) hosts the Space Sustainability Forum 2025 (SSF-25), following a successful event in 2024. Discussions will focus on managing satellite constellations, advancing exploration from Low Earth Orbit to Lunar, and achieving an effective Space and Spectrum Situational Awareness (S3A) as a critical element for mission success, security, and sustainability of space radiocommunications systems.

A public webcast will be available, with multilingual captions

PROGRAMME  (All times CEST = UTC+2)

6 October 2025 ( Pre-Event )

14:00 Program opening
Loloah Al Alangri – CEO, DRA Saudi Arabia
Sulyna Abdullah – Chief of Strategic Planning and Membership Department / Special Advisor to the Secretary-General, ITU

14:10 Introduction to Space Governance and National Space Law
Juan Cacace – Director of Government Affairs / Space & Connectivity Lead, Access Partnership

14:50 Space Sustainability – A Global Perspective
Josef S. Koller – Principal, Space Safety & Sustainability, Amazon – Kuiper

16:30 Space, Spectrum and the ITU
Xochitl Hernandez Medina – Senior Manager, Space & Connectivity, Access Partnership
Alexandre Vallet – Chief, Space Services Department, ITU
Chehineze Bouafia – Head of Regulatory Affairs, Space & Telecommunications, Eutelsat Group

17:45 Program closure
Loloah Al Alangri – CEO, DRA Saudi Arabia

7 October 2025 ( Day 1 )

09:00 Welcome by the Master of Ceremony
Patricia Cooper – Advisor to the ITU

09:15 Opening Remarks by the ITU Secretary-General
Doreen Bogdan-Martin – Secretary-General, ITU

09:30 Panel 1: Space for Good
Aarti Holla-Maini – Director, UNOOSA
Raul Kulichevsky – Executive & Technical Director, CONAE (Argentina)
Aboubakar Mambimba Ndjoungui – Chief Executive Officer, AGEOS
Nir Stav – Senior Director, Infrastructure Department, WMO
Sulyna Abdullah – Chief of Strategic Planning and Membership Department / Special Advisor to the SG, ITU

11:15 Keynote 1: Outcome of the UNIDIR Space Security Conference
Robin Geiss – Director, UNIDIR

11:30 Panel 2: Latest Developments in Space Services
Isabelle Mauro – Director General, GSOA
Rodolphe Muñoz – Legal Officer, European Commission
Timothy Adi Ashong – Director General, RASCOM
Khalid AlShathri – General Manager, Space Sector Development, CST (Saudi Arabia)
Mariel Borowitz – Head of International SSA Engagement, Office of Space Commerce (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce
Patricia Cooper – Advisor to the ITU

14:00 Spotlight 1: To be announced
Kattia Flores Pozo – Director for Spacecraft Mission Operations, Planet

14:10 Panel 3: Space Exploration – The Moon and Beyond
Kai-Uwe Schrogl – President, International Institute of Space Law (IISL)
James Revill – Head, WMD & Space Security Programmes, UNIDIR
Masafumi Hashimoto – Director, Spectrum Management Office, JAXA
Catherine Sham – Lunar & Human Spaceflight Spectrum Manager, NASA
Torsten Kriening – Publisher & CEO, SpaceWatch.Global

15:10 Spotlight 2: Monitoring NGSO Satellite Systems Deployment – Argus Project
Jorge Ciccorossi – Head, Space Strategy & Sustainability Division, ITU
Arne-Hendrik Klass – JPO, Radio Frequency Submission Request Officer, Space Strategy & Sustainability Division, ITU

15:50 Panel 4: Overseeing Large Constellations Deployment
Jing Chen – Senior Director, Spectrum & Orbit Resources Center, China Satellite Network Group
Mario Neri – Director, Spectrum Strategy / Innovation & Space Sustainability, Telesat
Josef S. Koller – Principal, Space Safety & Sustainability, Amazon – Kuiper
David B. Goldstein – Principal Satellite Policy Engineer, SpaceX
Julie Kearney – Co-Chair, Space Exploration & Innovation Practice; Partner, Telecom Group, DLA Piper

16:50 Spotlight 3: Global Space Traffic Coordination – SpaceTalk
Benjamin Guyot – CEO, SpaceTalk

17:00 Panel 5: Increasing Resilience of Space Systems – The Next Challenge
Jorge Ciccorossi – Head, Space Strategy & Sustainability Division, ITU
Mekhi Dhesi – Account Executive, Slingshot Aerospace
Martin Coleman – Board Member, Satcoms Innovation Group (SIG)
Clémence Poirier – Senior Cyber Defense Researcher, Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zürich
Krystal Azelton – Senior Director, Program Planning, Secure World Foundation
Frank Zeppenfeldt – Future Satellite Projects, ESA

8 October 2025 ( Day 2 )

09:30 Spotlight 4: Introduction to the National Space Strategy Toolkit (World Economic Forum)
Hazuki Mori – Lead for Planetary Solutions Impact, Centre for Frontier Technologies & Innovation, World Economic Forum

09:40 Spotlight 5: Investing in Space Sustainability: The Private Sector Perspective
Candace Johnson – Founder/Co-founder SES & Loral Teleport Europe; Chair, Seraphim Space Advisory Board and Partner

09:50 Panel 6: Direct to Device
Jennifer Manner – Senior Vice President, Regulatory Affairs & International Strategy, AST SpaceMobile
Barbee Ponder – General Counsel & VP, Regulatory Affairs, Globalstar
Amy Mehlman – EVP & Chief Global Affairs Officer, Lynk Global
Abdulhadi Al Harthi – General Manager of Radio Spectrum Planning, CST (Saudi Arabia)
Marko Keskinen – Managing Director Europe, Skylo Technologies
Diana Tomimura – Deputy Director, Radiocommunication Bureau, ITU

10:50 Spotlight 6: Above the Clouds & Below the Orbit: A Sustainable Future with High-Altitude Platform Stations
Mohamed-Slim Alouini – UNESCO Chair on Education to Connect the Unconnected

11:30 Spotlight 7: NGSO Monitoring by Kratos – CelesGuard
Emmanuel Houdet – Director, Business Development, Kratos

11:40 Panel 7: Preparing for the World Radiocommunication Assemblies and Conferences
Alexandre Vallet – Chief, Space Services Department, ITU
Elina Morozova – Executive Director, Intersputnik
Audrey Allison – Senior Policy Analyst, Center for Space Policy & Strategy, Aerospace
Luciana Ferreira – Vice-Chair, ITU-R Study Group 4, ITU
Revathi Mannepalli – Member, Radio Regulations Board (RRB), ITU
Christopher Murphy – Associate General Counsel, Viasat

14:00 Spotlight 8: The Lunar Ledger – A Global Lunar Database of Objects and Activities
Samuel Jardine – Lunar Ledger Stakeholder Lead, Open Lunar Foundation

14:10 Panel 8: Impact on Space Ecosystem
Piero Benvenuti – Director, IAU Centre for the Protection of Dark & Quiet Skies (IAU CPS)
Thomas González Roberts – Assistant Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
Federico Di Vruno – SKAO Spectrum Manager / IAU CPS Co-Director
Hamza Hameed – Head of Space & Development, Access Partnership
Emmanuelle David – Executive Director, EPFL Space Center (EPFL)

15:10 Spotlight 9: Demonstration of the TraCSS Tool (Traffic Coordination System for Space)
Mariel Borowitz – Head of International SSA Engagement, Office of Space Commerce (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce

15:50 Spotlight 10: XPRIZE Space Debris – A Cost-Efficient Catalyst for Rapid Progress
Chris Lewicki – Astrofuturist, Engineer, Entrepreneur; XPRIZE

16:00 Panel 9: Novel Space Activities
Mike Lindsay – CTO, Astroscale
Naman Chawla – CEO & Co-Founder, OrbitArch
Lauren Payne – UK Legal Counsel, D-Orbit
Roser Almenar – ITU Secretary-General’s Youth Advisory Board, ITU

17:00 Wrap-up – Close of the Forum

1:33 pm on September 29, 2025 · fcc (92), LEO (11), New America (14), spectrum (25)

RECORDING – Boosting LEO Satellite Capacity: Is the FCC’s Launch on Target?

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On September 18, 2025, Wireless Future at New America and the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) presented an online panel discussion ‘Boosting LEO Satellite Capacity: Is the FCC’s Launch on Target?‘. Nearly 12,000 satellites now orbit Earth, led by SpaceX’s 7,800 Starlinks and Amazon’s Kuiper, with tens of thousands more planned. The FCC faces critical decisions on spectrum sharing, balancing protection for existing geostationary satellites and wireless services against policies to expand LEO capacity and access.

SPEAKERS
Jameson Dempsey, Director, Satellite Policy, SpaceX
Kalpak Gude, Head of Global Regulatory Affairs, Project Kuiper, Amazon
Patricia Cooper, Space Policy, Strategy, and Regulatory Consultant
Daniel Mah, Vice President, Legal and Regulatory Affairs, SES Satellites
Moderator: Michael Calabrese, Director, Wireless Future, New America

9:20 am on February 22, 2024 · canada (26), indigenous (21), spectrum (25)

WEBCAST FEB 22 – 2024 Spectrum Sovereignty Summit

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isoc liveOn Thursday February 22 2024 at 10am-4pm EST (15:00-21:00 UTC) the Indigenous Connectivity Institute hosts the 2024 Spectrum Sovereignty Summit in Ottawa, Canada. The Summit’s purpose is to raise voices to continue to advocate for the rights of Indigenous peoples and First Nations communities in spectrum regulation in Canada. The Summit follows the Canadian government’s introduction of a draft Indigenous Priority Window Spectrum Policy Framework.

AGENDA https://bit.ly/3UKJOpv (UTC-5)

10:00 Welcoming
Elder Opening
Welcoming remarks from Indigenous Connectivity Institute Advisory Committee member
10:30 First Nations and spectrum
Chief James Hobart, Spuzzum Nation
11:00 Art presentation and the importance of spectrum sovereignty
Darrah Blackwater, ICI Advisory Committee | Blackwater Consulting Art
11:20 Indigenous experiences in accessing spectrum
Alfred Loon, Eeyou Communications Network
Antony Royal, Maori Spectrum
13:00 Overview of the Indigenous Connectivity Summit Calls to Action
13:15 Draft policy framework: Indigenous spectrum priority access window & ISED’s engagement effort
Erin Knight, ICI
Mark Saunders, Spectrum Policy Branch, Innovation, Science, and Economic Development
13:45 Panel: “The Future of Indigenous Spectrum Rights”
Chief James Hobart, Spuzzum Nation
Darrah Blackwater, ICI Advisory Committee | Blackwater Consulting
Dr. Gregory Taylor, University of Calgary
Steve Song, Mozilla
15:00 Community Dialogue

LIVESTREAM https://livestream.com/internetsociety/spectrumottawa (EN)

PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM https://bit.ly/3UKJOpv (EN/FR)

REAL TIME TEXT https://bit.ly/3T8XAB9 (EN)

TWITTER #SpectrumSovereignty #indigenousconnectivity @Connect_Fund

@blackwatersoul @mebuell

MASTODON #SpectrumSovereignty

SIMULCASTS (EN)
https://twitter.com/ISOC_Live
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https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc/

ARCHIVE
https://archive.org/details/spectrumottawa (EN/FR)

8:18 am on February 1, 2024 · ntia (34), spectrum (25), usa (16)

WEBCAST FEB 1 – NTIA 2024 Spectrum Policy Symposium

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isoc liveOn Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024, 9am-4:30pm EST (14:00-21:30 UTC) the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) will hold its sixth Spectrum Policy Symposium at the National Press Club in Washington DC. This year’s Symposium will focus on implementation of the National Spectrum Strategy, including panel discussions aligned with each pillar of the strategy, highlighted by keynote remarks from policymakers from the White House, Congress, the Department of Commerce, the Department of Defense, and the Federal Communications Commission.

(No times specified)
01 Welcome
Gina Raimondo, U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Alan Davidson, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications & Information, U. S. Department of Commerce
02 Keynote Speeches
Don Graves, Deputy Secretary, U. S. Department of Commerce
Anne Neuberger, Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technologies, National Security Council
Anna Gomez, Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
03 Pillar 1 Panel Discussion: A Spectrum Pipeline to Ensure U.S. Leadership in Spectrum-Based Technologies
Robert Hampshire, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology, Department of Transportation
Jonathan Campbell, Legal Advisor–Wireless, International & Space, Office of the Chairwoman, Federal Communications Commission
Jennifer Warren, VP–Regulatory Affairs & Public Policy, Lockheed Martin
Umair Javed, Senior VP for Spectrum, CTIA
James Assey, Executive VP, NCTA
Moderator: Charles Cooper
04 Pillar 2 Panel Discussion: Collaborative Long-Term Spectrum Planning to Support the Nation’s Evolving Spectrum Needs
Mary Brown, Advisor to WIFI Forward
Brett Kilbourne, representing Utilities Technology Council (UTC)
John Kuzin, VP – Spectrum Policy & Regulatory Counsel, Qualcomm
Flynn Rico-Johnson, Deputy Chief of Staff, Congresswoman Doris Matsui
Tomasz Wojtaszek, Director, Radio Frequency Management Division, Office of the Chief Information Officer, NOAA
Moderator: Derek Khlopin
05 Keynote Speeches 2
Arati Prabhakar, Director, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
John Sherman, Chief Information Officer, U.S. Department of Defense
Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Chair, Energy and Commerce Committee, U.S. House of Representatives
06 Pillar 3 Panel Discussion: Unprecedented Spectrum Access and Management through Technology Development
Dr. John Chapin, Special Advisor for Spectrum, National Science Foundation
Dr. Monisha Ghosh, Professor, Electrical Engineering, University of Notre Dame
Dr. Charles Dietlein, Senior Research Engineer, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences
Dr. Andrew Clegg, Spectrum Lead, Google
Dr. Brian Kelley, Principal Investigator & SME, FutureG Applied Research, DoD
Moderator: Paul Ransom
07 ITS Overview and ISART Conference Preview
William Kozma, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, Boulder, Colorado
08 Pillar 4 Panel Discussion: Growth of the Spectrum Workforce, Increased Understanding of Spectrum, and Raised Awareness of Spectrum’s Importance to the Country
Dr. Nick Laneman, Director. SpectrumX / Co-Director, Wireless Institute, University of Notre Dame
RJ Balanga, Deputy Director, Spectrum Policy and Planning Division, NASA
Phil Karn, President, Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)
Dr. Sheryl Genco, VP–Advanced Technology, Ericsson
Moderator: Phil Murphy
09 Looking Forward: A Roundtable Discussion on Implementation Next Steps
Austin Bonner, Deputy Chief Technology Officer for Policy, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)
Matthew Pearl, Director and Special Advisor for Emerging Technologies, White House National Security Council (NSC)
Scott Blake Harris, Senior Spectrum Advisor and Director–National Spectrum Strategy, NTIA
Wrap-up and closing remarks

LIVESTREAM https://www.ntia.gov/other-publication/2024/2024-ntia-spectrum-policy-symposium

REGISTER: Email Name/Affiliation to [email protected] with the subject line “Livestream Registration” (CC)

REAL TIME TEXT (see ISOC.LIVE) (if available)

TWITTER #spectrumsymposium @NTIAgov 

MASTODON https://mastodon.social/tags/spectrumsymposium 

ARCHIVE
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3:58 am on October 1, 2021 · canada (26), indigenous (21), ISED (1), spectrum (25)

WEBCAST TODAY: Spectrum and Indigenous Connectivity: Intervening in ISED Consultation

Today Friday Oct 1 2021 at 11:00 EDT (15:00 UTC) ISOC.LIVE will webcast a recording of the Internet Society Sep 21 webinar to discuss the importance of spectrum for enabling broadband Internet service in Indigenous communities across Canada. Ensuring access to adequate spectrum provides opportunities for underserved communities to connect themselves with reliable, affordable Internet that is provided by the current market.

In August, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) initiated a consultation on a new supplementary licensing process (Access Licensing framework) for unused spectrum to support innovation and the availability of rural services. If implemented correctly, this process can be a major benefit for Indigenous connectivity efforts across Canada.

This webinar provided the background needed to engage in ISED’s consultation process, which closes on October 12, focusing on the importance of spectrum for Indigenous communities, the current state of spectrum policy in Canada, promising practices for spectrum allocation in the US, and navigating the consultation process.

INTRODUCTION
Mark Buell, regional Vice President North America, Internet Society

PANEL
Steve Song, Policy Advisor, Mozilla Corporation
Laura Tribe, Executive Director, OpenMedia
Darrah Blackwater, Law & Policy Fellow, University of Arizona
MODERATOR Dr. Gregory Taylor, Canadian Spectrum Policy Research / University of Calgary

DISCUSSANTS
Faud Khan, Founder & Chief Security Analyst, TwelveDot Inc.
Erick Huerta, Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, Rhizomatica
Reza Rajabiun, Research Fellow. Ryerson University
Dr. Rob McMahon, Associate Professor, University of Alberta
Sally Braun, General Manager, Western James Bay Telecom Network

LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/indigenousspectrum (open captions)

TRANSCRIPTS English | Inuktitut 

TWITTER #indigenousspectrum @isoc_na @mebuell @stevesong @ltribe @blackwatersoul @gregorytaylor1 @erickenredes @ISED_CA #spectrum #tvws #crtc

SIMULCASTS
https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live/
https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc/
https://youtu.be/Etw5viVlChQ (ISOC NA)

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

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2:44 pm on November 25, 2020 · spectrum (25), university of alberta (1)

Frequencies: International Spectrum Policy

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livestreamOn Wednesday 25 November 2020 at 20:00 UTC the University of Alberta Digital Synergies presents “Frequencies: International Spectrum Policy” with Gregory Taylor & Catherine Middleton. Spectrum is a foundational component of our contemporary communication infrastructure. During this discussion, Gregory & Catherine will draw upon international case studies to explore how governments are coping with the growing demands for mobile technologies.

BOOK: https://bit.ly/36728z6

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

PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM https://bit.ly/2KFCFoq

TWITTER #spectrum @UofA_digisyn @gregorytaylor1 @catmiddleton

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ARCHIVE
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4:01 pm on June 13, 2020 · africa (115), spectrum (25)

WEBCAST TODAY: #AfricanInternetResilience 2: Shared #Spectrum Strategies to Increase Affordable Access in Rural Areas @ISOC_Africa @atu_uat @_AfricanUnion #growinternet

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livestreamOn Friday 26 June 2020, from 4pm-5:30pm EAT (13:00-14:30 UTC) the African Union Commission, the Internet Society, and the African Telecommunications Union will host the second webinar in the ‘African Internet Resilience’ series.

This webinar, ‘Shared Spectrum Strategies to Increase Affordable Access in Rural Areas‘ assesses the growing impact of COVID-19 on livelihoods and work in Africa and examines the readiness of the continent’s Internet infrastructure to help mitigate those challenges. The event will explore innovations in regulations that have the potential to improve affordable access to Internet in rural areas through shared spectrum strategies. Issues discussed will include license exempt spectrum, dynamic spectrum management, as well as ‘use it or share it‘ provisions for International Mobile Telecommunications Spectrum.

Le vendredi 26 juin 2020, de 16h00 à 17h30 EAT (13h00-14h30 UTC), la Commission de l’Union Africaine, l’Internet Society et l’Union Africaine des Télécommunications organiseront le deuxième webinaire de la série ‘African Internet Resilience’ .

Ce webinaire, «Stratégies à spectre partagé pour accroître l’accès abordable dans les zones rurales», évalue l’impact croissant de COVID-19 sur les moyens de subsistance et le travail en Afrique et examine l’état de préparation de l’infrastructure Internet du continent pour aider à atténuer ces défis. L’événement explorera les innovations dans des réglementations susceptibles d’améliorer l’accès à Internet à un prix abordable dans les zones rurales grâce à des stratégies de spectre partagées. Les questions abordées comprendront le spectre exempté de licence, la gestion dynamique du spectre, ainsi que les dispositions «utilisez-le ou partagez-le» pour le Spectre International des Télécommunications Mobiles.

SPEAKERS
Moctar Yedaly, Head Information Society Division, African Union Commission
Steve Song, manypossibilities.net
Ntsibane Ntlapa, Impact Area Manager, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), South Africa
Leonard Mabele, Strathmore University, Kenya
Martha Suarez, President, Dynamic Spectrum Alliance)
Siew Yoon, Director of Spectrum Insight and Analysis, OFCOM UK
H Sama Nwana – Managing Partner, Cenerva UK

LIVESTREAM: http://livestream.com/internetsociety/africainternetresilience2

LIVESTREAM FRANCAIS
http://livestream.com/internetsociety2/africainternetresilience2

PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM: https://bit.ly/2UHg4tB (interpretation available)

TWITTER: #AfricaInternetResilience  #spectrum
@ISOC_Africa @atu_uat @_AfricanUnion #growinternet

MORE INFO
https://www.internetsociety.org/issues/access/

SIMULCASTS
https://www.facebook.com/pg/ISOCAfrica/videos/
https://www.pscp.tv/ISOC_Live
https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive (English only)

DOWNLOAD / TÉLÉCHARGER https://archive.org/details/africainternetresilience2