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UPDATED: Why I’m going to Geneva for the NetMundial Initiative

27 Aug 2014

This has already been a historic year in internet governance, from the NetMundial to the first steps of the IANA transition to the announcement of the modalities for the WSIS+10 Review and the ITU Plenipotentiary ahead. As governments, corporations, civil society, and the technical community assess this changing landscape, we should now add the NetMundial Initiative (NMI), which will hold its first meeting in Geneva this week.

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UPDATED: Why I’m going to Geneva for the NetMundial Initiative
27 Aug 2014
UPDATED: Why I’m going to Geneva for the NetMundial Initiative

Looking at the outcome document of NetMundial

2 Jun 2014

Outcome document of the global multi-stakeholder meeting on the future of internet governance

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Looking at the outcome document of NetMundial
2 Jun 2014
Looking at the outcome document of NetMundial

What did Africa Get out of NetMundial Internet Governance Discussions?

9 May 2014

Our previous analysis of African stakeholders’ contributions to the initial NetMundial open submission process found that stakeholders from Africa emphasized human rights and role of governments in matters of internet governance.

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What did Africa Get out of NetMundial Internet Governance Discussions?
9 May 2014
What did Africa Get out of NetMundial Internet Governance Discussions?

NetMundial: A lot to love and a lot to hate

25 Apr 2014

Access provides analysis of the this week’s NetMundial meeting, noting the highs and lows, and reflecting on what is needed to achieve internet governance that is truly democratic and multistakeholder, ensuring the meaningful and accountable participation of all stakeholders.

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NetMundial: A lot to love and a lot to hate
25 Apr 2014
NetMundial: A lot to love and a lot to hate

What you should know about NetMundial

23 Apr 2014

Access presents “What you should know about NetMundial” infographic addressing issues at stake during NETmundial.

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What you should know about NetMundial
23 Apr 2014
What you should know about NetMundial

Spotlight on Internet Governance Part Four: NetMundial

14 Apr 2014

Last October, in the aftermath of the revelations of mass government surveillance, the government of Brazil and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) announced a joint initiative that would bring together government, industry, civil society, and academia in a meeting in Brazil in April 2014 to discuss the future of internet governance. This evolved to become the Global Multistakeholder Meeting on the Future of Internet Governance, better known as NetMundial, an initiative of 12 governments — Argentina, France, Ghana, Germany, India, Indonesia, South Africa, South Korea, Tunisia, Turkey, and the United States have since joined Brazil– with representatives of civil society, academia, and the technical community participating in various planning committees.

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Spotlight on Internet Governance Part Four: NetMundial
14 Apr 2014
Spotlight on Internet Governance Part Four: NetMundial