Law of the Sea – Law of the Internet: Inspiring Analogy?
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy EventsAdmiral Rogers suggests using the Law of the Sea as inspiration for regulating the Internet, discussed at the Malta Conference on the Internet as a global public resource. Dr. Alex Sceberras Trigona, an expert on the Law of the Sea, will explore analogies between the two realms.
Jurisdiction and Dispute Resolution in the Internet Era: Governance and Good Practices
Alumni Panels and conferences Alternative dispute resolution, Jurisdiction, Right to be forgotten EventsA discussion on jurisdiction and dispute resolution in the internet era was organized by the University of Geneva, the Geneva Internet Platform, and the Geneva Center for International Dispute Settlement on June 17-18, 2015. It focused on various aspects such as conflict of laws, alternative resolution systems, mechanisms for solving disputes in the technology industries, and jurisdictional immunity in the internet era. Expert speakers from different sectors addressed the topics during the two-day event, held in conjunction with the Internet L@w Summer School. The event aimed to explore governance and best practices in handling internet-related disputes.
The way forward for the WSIS+10 review process
Panels and conferences EventsA luncheon event in Geneva discusses the way forward for the WSIS+10 review process, marking a decade since the World Summit on the Information Society. The event aims to tackle important themes, mandate renewal, stakeholder roles, and cooperation challenges. Key stakeholders from various organizations will participate in the high-level meeting. The event is open to all stakeholders, onsite and remote, and will be recorded. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, contact Tereza Horejsova or Nicolas Seidler.
[Briefing] Internet governance in May 2015
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsMay 2015 saw developments in Internet governance and digital policy, including cybersecurity cooperation, debates on net neutrality with Facebook's Internet.org, and surveillance addressed with the Freedom Act. Plans for the Digital Single Market were also revealed. A webinar briefing on these topics will be held on May 26th. Subscribe to the mailing list for updates on future events.
GIP Session at WSIS Forum 2015
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsThe WSIS Forum 2015 will focus on digital policies and innovations in Geneva, aiming to foster growth and address vulnerabilities. The event serves as a hub for multistakeholder discussions on sustainable development, offering a platform for networking and knowledge sharing. Through physical and online platforms, the forum encourages global engagement and partnerships. Stakeholders are invited to attend the event from 25-29 May 2015, featuring discussions on various action lines to advance development goals. Inputs from the Open Consultation Process will shape the agenda, ensuring an inclusive and participatory approach to the forum.
Digital diplomacy: Prospects and challenges
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsE-diplomacy's increasing significance in international relations will be explored at an international conference on Digital Diplomacy by the Diplomatic School of Armenia. The event aims to contribute to global discussions on e-diplomacy, offering insights on effective e-learning for diplomats from DiploFoundation. More information and the conference program can be found on the event's website.
Vote for Diplo! Projects nominated for WSIS Project Prizes 2015
Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsVote for Diplo in the WSIS Project Prizes 2015! Diplo's Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme and the Geneva Internet Platform are nominated. These projects aim to enhance Internet governance and digital policy. Show your support by voting before May 1, 2015. Diplo's programme has trained over 1500 professionals globally, making a significant impact in the digital world. The Geneva Internet Platform provides resources to stakeholders, especially from smaller countries. Your vote is crucial for recognizing their valuable contributions. Visit the voting page and select Diplo's projects (Category 4 and Category 1) to make a difference in the digital community. Voting instructions provided.
The Internet as a global public resource
Alumni Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches EventsAn international conference in Malta on the Internet as a Global Public Resource is launching a research and policy project to discuss future developments. Panels covered various aspects like positive and negative externalities. Speakers included experts like Louis Pouzin. The aim is to preserve the Internet as a safe global resource. The initiative, supported by the Government of Malta, seeks to explore and promote the Internet's role as a global public resource for the benefit of users, businesses, governments, and civil society.
Introduction to Digital Politics 2015: online course for Geneva-based diplomats
Alumni Courses Access, Alternative dispute resolution, Child safety online, Cloud Computing, Consumer protection, Content policy, Critical infrastructure, Cryptocurrencies, Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, E-commerce and trade, Encryption, Freedom of expression, Gender rights online, Intellectual property rights, Internet governance and digital policy, Internet of things, Jurisdiction, Multilingualism, Net neutrality and zero-rating, Online education, Privacy and data protection, Rights of persons with disabilities, Sustainable development, Taxation EventsSummary: An online course for Geneva-based diplomats by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation will cover various digital politics topics from April to June. It aims to enhance knowledge and skills in Internet governance and related policy fields, focusing on diplomatic and policy processes in International Geneva. The course delves into internet infrastructure, security, human rights, legal aspects, economics, development, sociocultural factors, and key processes and actors in digital politics. Participants will learn about current issues like the IANA transition, the +10 Review Process, privacy, and data protection. Additional information is available in the course brochure.
[Briefing] Internet governance in April 2015
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe Global Conference on Cyber Space focused on privacy, freedom of expression, and cybersecurity. Tougher legislation is being introduced to combat cyberattacks, and access to encrypted data is a key concern. Updates on internet governance and transition processes are highlighted. Monthly webinars provide in-depth analyses of global digital policy developments. The next briefing is on April 28th, with future events scheduled for May. These briefings, organized by the Geneva Internet Platform, aim to inform and decode digital politics for participants.
