A webinar focusing on evidence and measurement in Internet Governance, part of the Geneva Internet Conference preparatory events, discusses the lack of data in cybersecurity, the importance of evidence-based approaches, and policy development in digital policies. Speakers will delve into topics like the Internet's impact on development and cybersecurity costs, aiming to utilize metrics for policy support. The goal is to enhance understanding and discussions surrounding Internet governance.

The text discusses the recent judgment on the right to be forgotten, with an increase in removal requests to Google. It explores the implications, from concerns about freedom of expression to questions about the process and effectiveness of the removals. A webinar led by Ms. Nevena Ruzic from the Council of Europe was planned to delve into the judgment's impact.

The webinar explores the impact of the telegraph's invention and the Vienna Congress on diplomacy, highlighting how these historical events shaped modern diplomatic practices during a golden age. The telegraph detached communication from transportation, revolutionizing diplomacy. The Congress of Vienna established modern diplomatic norms, contributing to a peaceful era until World War I. The interplay between diplomacy and technology is illustrated through significant telegrams like the Ems and Zimmerman, showcasing how telegraphs influenced diplomatic affairs. This historical period saw the integration of communication innovations into global networks, transforming diplomacy into a structured system.