SEE Hub: Internet governance in September 2016
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsSummary: The South Eastern Europe Internet governance hub provides updates on digital policy developments. A monthly briefing on global and regional events is conducted live from Geneva, with discussions held both in-person and online. Registration is required for participation. The hub is organized by DiploFoundation, in collaboration with the South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance and the Geneva Internet Platform. Participants can subscribe to a mailing list to stay informed about upcoming events.
[Webinar] Pokémon politics: Digital policy in the age of augmented reality
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe webinar on Pokémon politics and digital policy in the era of augmented reality discusses the various impacts of augmented reality beyond gaming. Topics include legal, security, socio-cultural, and economic dimensions. The event will explore how augmented reality affects cyberspace, cybersecurity, and society. Resources such as analyses and an interactive map on Pokémon Go policies are available. Registration is closed, and participants will receive the webinar link via email before the event.
[Webinar] The role of trust in digital policy
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe webinar discusses the crucial role of trust in digital policy, focusing on recent events like the Snowden revelations and the Apple case impacting user trust in institutions and the industry. Desiree Zeljka Miloshevic and Vladimir Radunovic analyze how trust is defined and implemented by organizations, exploring ways to restore and maintain user trust. The webinar on July 19th aims to delve into the impact of recent developments on trust issues and how stakeholders can contribute. To join, registration was required before the event.
[Webinar] Cybersecurity competence building trends
Webinars Capacity development EventsA webinar on cybersecurity competence building trends will address the importance of education and skills in combating cyber-threats. The discussion will cover measures taken by ten countries, such as developing curricula and professional programs. The event will delve into integrating competence building into national cybersecurity strategies and highlight key findings from the study. Participants can access the webinar resources and register for the online discussion on 19 April.
[Webinar] Opening backdoors: Encryption, privacy, and security Q&A session
Webinars Encryption, Human rights, Privacy and data protection EventsThe text discusses the global controversy surrounding encryption and backdoors, sparked by a court ruling involving Apple unlocking an iPhone. The webinar on March 17th will dive into the latest developments and the broader impact on security and privacy, offering a jargon-free discussion. Participants can engage in a 45-minute open dialogue, clarifying the Apple case's specifics and the stakes involved in the encryption debate. Register to join the webinar for a chance to ask questions and gain insights.
ISOC – GIP Digital Watch Webinar
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe ISOC - GIP Digital Watch Webinar discussed digital policy and technological challenges in 2016, reflecting on the past year's developments and anticipating what is to come. Topics included global issues like Internet governance and national debates on access, cybersecurity, and digital rights. The webinar aimed to explore the impact of technological advancements, such as the Internet of things and big data, on policy-making. Participants from industry and academia offered insights into the upcoming policy challenges, such as bridging the digital divide and balancing security with human rights online.
Navigating through the Complex Field of Digital Politics. GIP Digital Watch Launch
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe Geneva Internet Platform, operated by Diplo Foundation in partnership with the Internet Society, has launched Digital Watch to provide a neutral resource for navigating the complex field of digital politics. This online observatory aims to empower stakeholders with information on Internet governance issues, enabling informed decision-making and active engagement in relevant discussions. The platform features live updates, research, and diverse sources. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija and other speakers introduced the Digital Watch at the launch event, emphasizing the importance of facilitating access to critical Internet governance information.
[Webinar] Promotion methods in foreign ministries – time for reform?
Webinars EventsAmbassador Kishan S. Rana discusses reforming promotion methods in foreign ministries in a DiploFoundation webinar. He suggests shifting to performance-based promotions, learning from global best practices, and emphasizes the importance of establishing proper promotion methods to boost morale and professionalism. Ambassador Rana draws on examples from various countries and invites feedback on his policy brief. The webinar took place on 30 January at 14:00.
Study presentation: International Geneva and Small States
Webinars Diplomacy of small states EventsStudents from the Graduate Institute will present a study on International Geneva and Small States on December 17. The project focuses on the support mechanisms for small states by international organizations, prepared for DiploFoundation. Interested attendees can register via email to join the presentation at the DiploFoundation venue in Geneva.
[Webinar] Internet governance in November 2014: a bubbling cauldron
Alumni Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Cyberconflict and warfare, E-commerce and trade, Interdisciplinary approaches, Net neutrality and zero-rating EventsThe Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance occurs monthly, offering updates on global digital policies. The next webinar, on December 2, 2014, will delve into events from November, including topics like China's free trade, net neutrality battles, and cybersecurity. The webinar is accessible online or in Geneva. To stay informed, subscribe to their mailing list.
