[Webinar] Moving to the cloud: issues and concerns
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Cloud Computing, Privacy and data protection EventsA webinar on cloud migration highlights security concerns and legal issues associated with entrusting data to third-party cloud services. The event, led by the International Rights Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, will delve into topics like data sovereignty, transparency, and access to cloud-stored data. The upcoming session is set for November 27th, offering an opportunity for participants to engage with experts on these pressing cloud computing matters.
Innovation in Diplomacy
Panels and conferences EventsThe International Conference on Innovation in Diplomacy explored modernizing diplomatic practices, including e-diplomacy and traditional functions. Innovation is crucial due to the evolving global landscape and financial constraints. However, innovation faces challenges within the traditionally cautious and hierarchical diplomatic culture. The conference highlighted success, failures, and the need to address diplomatic culture for effective innovation. Sessions covered various topics such as e-diplomacy, adaptive diplomacy, and implicit communication. The event emphasized the importance of adapting to change while navigating traditional norms.
International Conference on Innovation in Diplomacy
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic protocol and etiquette EventsThe International Conference on Innovation in Diplomacy highlighted new trends like e-diplomacy and improvements in traditional diplomatic areas. Experts examined the successes and failures of diplomatic innovation over the past two decades from various global viewpoints, including the U.S., EU, and smaller nations. For further details, visit the Conference webpage.
Geneva E-diplomacy Day
Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsThe Geneva E-diplomacy Day took place to discuss practical ways for international relations professionals and diplomats to utilize e-tools effectively. Topics included whether diplomats should blog, the role of Twitter in communication, managing information overload, and online training for continuous learning. The event featured talks on digital competencies, online learning experiences, challenges in multilateral diplomacy, and technical discussions on e-diplomacy. Participants were also offered individual consultations on e-diplomacy tools. To join the Geneva E-Diplomacy Community and learn more about upcoming events, interested individuals were encouraged to follow a provided link.
Diplo activities during 7th Internet Governance Forum
Panels and conferences EventsDiploFoundation will play an active role at the 7th Internet Governance Forum in Baku, Azerbaijan. They will organize various workshops, engage in social reporting, share the results of a pilot study on Internet diplomacy language, and host a community get-together. Follow them on social media for updates and join discussions on their community platform. If attending the event, visit DiploFoundation's booth at the Village. Stay tuned for further details on their activities during the forum.
[Webinar] Discussing emerging Internet principles
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe text discusses emerging Internet principles like the Council of Europe's and the Deauville G8 Declaration. It introduces a webinar led by Professor Wolfgang Kleinwächter on topics such as whether a Universal Declaration on Internet Principles is beneficial, the preference between soft-law instruments and legally binding conventions, and where negotiations for universal principles should take place. The webinar recording is available for viewing, focusing on the proliferation of Internet principles and their future.
Workshop on Public Diplomacy: The Rise and Impact of e-Diplomacy Tools (College of Europe EEAS Training)
Training and workshops Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic functions and tools, Public Diplomacy EventsThe workshop on e-Diplomacy tools will be led by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, focusing on the Internet's impact on public diplomacy. It will explore topics such as Internet governance and cyber politics, with an emphasis on utilizing social media in diplomatic activities. Participants will engage in practical exercises on e-tools in diplomacy, emphasizing a strategic approach to e-diplomacy.
IG Capacity Building Programme at CENTR General Assembly
Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsDiplo introduced a capacity building program for Internet governance at the CENTR General Assembly, attended by European ccTLD registries and partners like VeriSign and Afilias. Discussions centered on policy developments within the European Commission, DNS security, and capacity building needs. Diplo proposed launching national and regional capacity building programs to enhance understanding of the Internet's working principles and policy ecosystem.
International Forum on Diplomatic Training – 40th Meeting of Deans and Directors of Diplomatic Academies and Schools of International Affairs
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsAt the 40th Meeting of Deans and Directors of Diplomatic Academies and Schools of International Affairs in Baku, Dr. Jovan Kurbalija led a workshop on eDiplomacy Training, focusing on preparing young diplomats for the evolving landscape of international politics influenced by Internet advancements.
[Webinar] Online freedom of speech: the battle continues
Webinars Freedom of expression, Access, Content policy, Internet governance and digital policy, Liability of intermediaries EventsThe text discusses ongoing challenges with online freedom of speech despite technological advancements. It invites participation in a webinar on September 25th, led by Walid Al-Saqaf, focusing on issues like Internet censorship, human rights on the Internet, anonymous access, and arbitrary content removal by companies. The webinar digest with recordings and presentations will be available.
