Negotiating Rio Declaration on Internet Governance (Simulation Exercise)
Training and workshops Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsParticipants are invited to a simulation exercise for negotiating the Rio Declaration on Internet Governance on October 24, 2013. The exercise involves taking on roles of different groups to negotiate the draft text before a plenary session. This interactive training session aims to provide a glimpse into multilateral negotiations and chairing meetings, with the potential to generate ideas for future meetings. Participants will receive instructions and engage in negotiating the resolution. The exercise offers an opportunity for learning and fun.
Diplo’s programme during 8th Internet Governance Forum
Alumni Panels and conferences EventsDiploFoundation actively participates in the 8th Internet Governance Forum in Bali, with workshops, high-level meetings, and sessions focusing on multistakeholderism, e-participation, and internet diplomacy. The program includes interactive activities aimed at engaging participants in discussions and networking. A dedicated virtual meeting space for community members is provided for pre-, during, and post-event interactions. To stay connected, follow Diplo's social media channels for updates. Additionally, a get-together is scheduled for alumni and members, and Diplo's booth at the Village will offer new publications and opportunities for in-person interactions.
Exhibition: History of telecommunications security – from smoke signals to the Internet
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Network security, Telecommunications infrastructure EventsAn exhibition titled "History of telecommunications security – from smoke signals to the Internet" will be held at the Ozone gallery in Belgrade as part of European Cyber Security Month, organized by the Agency for Network and Information Security and the Register of National Internet Domain Names of Serbia. The exhibition, in collaboration with DiploFoundation, showcases illustrations by Vladimir Veljasevic, emphasizing the enduring importance of knowledge and adherence to rules in the evolving world of telecommunications security. More details about the event can be found on the provided link.
[Webinar] Big Data and Cyberdiplomats: Big Opportunities or Big Problems
Webinars Digital diplomacy, Privacy and data protection EventsA webinar on Big Data and Cyberdiplomats will explore the impact of data control on geopolitics and economics, offering insights on the use of cutting-edge technologies for diplomatic activities. The session will discuss revolutionary projects aimed at predicting and influencing individual and social behavior, focusing on the opportunities and challenges presented by big data in the realm of cyberdiplomacy.
Capacity building pre-event at the 2nd Arab IGF (Algiers, 1-3 October 2013)
Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsA capacity building pre-event is set for the 2nd Arab IGF in Algiers on September 30. Hosted by Hivos, the Government of Algeria, and DiploFoundation, this full-day session aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of Internet governance, enabling them to engage effectively with the processes. For details, reach out to Vladimir Radunovic, who will be part of the training team.
Protocol and e-politeness for the internet era
EventsThe webinar on e-politeness and protocol in the Internet era will discuss the impact of digital communication on diplomatic language and behaviors, addressing questions on the importance of traditional formalities and cultural contexts in e-communication. It will explore the significance of politeness in diplomatic signaling and unexpected consequences of its absence. The webinar is scheduled for September 27, 2013, organized in partnership with the Istituto Diplomatico of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
[Webinar] Protocol and e-politeness for the Internet era
Webinars Diplomatic protocol and etiquette EventsA webinar by Dr Jovan Kurbalija delves into e-politeness and protocol in the Internet age. It explores changes brought by the Internet to diplomatic language, the relevance of traditional protocols, and the importance of cultural context in e-communication. The event, held in partnership with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has already closed its registration.
[Webinar] Is Brazil leading a new revolution in global digital policy?
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsBrazil is becoming a major player in global digital policy, with recent events shaping its stance on key issues. A webinar explores Brazil's role, including its response to political developments, bilateral relations, Internet governance, and regional initiatives. Topics discussed include the impact of canceled visits, political disclosures, support for multistakeholderism, and collaborations with other countries. Brazil's contributions to Internet governance principles, advocacy for a less US-centric approach, and hosting of .br also highlight its influence. Concrete proposals for Internet regulation, like amending the Marco Civil, show Brazil's proactive stance. The cancellation of a presidential visit due to surveillance allegations has stirred controversy.
Panel on Cybersecurity at the Belgrade Security Forum
Panels and conferences EventsPanel on cybersecurity at the Belgrade Security Forum discussed main threats, players, and cybersecurity methods. Speakers included Jovan Kurbalija, Vladimir Radunovic, Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones, Alexander Klimburg, and Predrag Tasevski.
Radio broadcasting and public diplomacy
EventsThe webinar discussed the evolution of radio broadcasting, tracing its origins to wireless communication advancements by figures like Marconi and Fessenden. Orson Welles' "The War of the Worlds" exemplified radio's influence. Despite predictions of obsolescence, communication technologies like mail, telegraph, and telephone coexist with newer forms like radio and Internet broadcasting, proving their longevity and impact on public diplomacy.
