[Webinar] Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance (March 2014)
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance is a monthly webinar providing updates on global digital politics. The webinars summarize major developments, discussing topics like cybersecurity, surveillance, and privacy. The next briefing on March 4th, 2014, will cover events from February, including the European Commission's stance on Internet governance and other key initiatives. Future plans for March will also be highlighted. The webinars are hosted by Vladimir Radunovic and feature guest speaker Dr. Jovan Kurbalija. Digests and recordings are available online, and subscriptions to stay informed are encouraged.
[Webinar] Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance (February 2014)
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance occurs monthly, offering comprehensive global updates and insights to help navigate the complexities of the digital policy landscape. The briefings aim to provide a clear overview of key developments, upcoming events, and expected trends, serving diplomats and professionals seeking concise updates. The first webinar covered significant events in January 2014 and outlined preparations for upcoming meetings and discussions, including the Internet Governance Forum and High-Level Panel sessions. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and guest speakers lead the webinars, offering valuable perspectives on Internet governance issues. More information and recordings are accessible via subscription.
[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.
[Webinar] Open government: issues and challenges
Briefings Sustainable development EventsThe text discusses the importance of open government and the challenges associated with it, highlighting the role of the Internet in promoting transparency and citizen empowerment. It also provides details about an upcoming webinar hosted by Veronica Cretu, a member of the Open Government Partnership, focusing on the impact of open government, key players involved, and addressing various challenges. The webinar aims to raise awareness and encourage citizen involvement in open government initiatives.
