[Webinar] Cable connections and the cost of Internet access
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Access, Telecommunications infrastructure EventsJoin our upcoming webinar on cable connections and Internet access costs on July 31st at 13:00. Learn about how cable connections impact costs, especially in developing countries like Africa, and discuss factors influencing prices, such as government and industry players. Nnenna Nwakanma, an expert in this field, will be hosting the event. Registration is necessary for participation, which is free of charge.
[Webinar] Mid-year review of Internet governance developments
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe message promotes a webinar reviewing the first half of the year's Internet governance developments, highlighting events like the 43rd meeting and online protests. It encourages participation in analyzing past trends and predicting future ones, citing upcoming conferences. The webinar, hosted by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, was on June 26th. Registration was required, highlighting the opportunity to engage with ongoing internet governance discussions.
[Brussels e-briefings] Can Greece bring Europe to its knees?
Webinars EventsThe text discusses the aftermath of the June 17th elections in Greece and the potential impact on the country's economy, its position in the eurozone, and the broader European Union. It questions the potential for a pro-European government in Athens, the survival of the euro amid crisis, and Europe's credibility. The webinar also addresses the possibility of intervention by Russia and China to rescue Greece financially. The real social situation in Greece is also a topic of discussion, exploring the potential for social chaos.
[Webinar] The European Commission and Internet governance
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe webinar will discuss the European Commission's role and principles in Internet governance with speaker Andrea Glorioso, a European Commission Policy Officer. Topics include cybersecurity, network neutrality, privacy, and data protection. Registration for the event is closed.
[Brussels e-briefings] After Sarkozy’s downfall, can Europe and NATO take a new turn?
Webinars EventsFrançois Hollande, the new president of France, aims to bring a growth agenda to Europe and withdraw French troops from Afghanistan. After Sarkozy's downfall, a webinar will discuss France's potential new role, the Afghanistan crisis, renegotiating fiscal compacts, Greek financial troubles, and reviving growth and jobs in Europe. The webinar will be held on Thursday, 17 May, following Hollande's inauguration.
[Webinar] Illegal online content and liability of Internet intermediaries: Why not shoot the messenger?
Webinars Content policy, Internet governance and digital policy, Liability of intermediaries EventsThe text discusses the role of Internet intermediaries in Internet governance and the challenges they face regarding regulating online content. It also highlights an upcoming webinar on the liability of Internet intermediaries. Governments use intermediaries to enforce laws, but this can raise concerns about content control. The webinar will cover topics such as regulating online content, intermediary responsibilities, and global economic implications. Interested individuals can access further resources before the webinar. Registration for the webinar is closed.
[Brussels e-briefings] France under pressure: What to expect from the French presidential election
Webinars EventsThe French presidential election is anticipated to be challenging for incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy. A discussion will ensue regarding potential outcomes, surprises in the campaign, and international implications of candidates like Francois Hollande and Marine Le Pen. Financial market pressures on France due to debt will also be addressed, along with the strength of the Franco-German partnership and France's diplomatic influence.
[Webinar] Our March IG webinar: Outcomes of ICANN 43
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe text discusses key issues from ICANN 43, including the introduction of the gs programme and protection measures for organizations like the Red Cross. A March webinar will delve into these topics, featuring discussion with experts who attended the ICANN conference. Registration for the webinar, set for March 27th, is already closed.
[Brussels e-briefings] One year after the Benghazi uprising: the tumultuous tale of the Libyan Spring
Webinars EventsA year after the Benghazi uprising, Libya experienced a western-led intervention without ground troops. The Security Council approved Resolution 1973 to protect civilians from the Gaddafi regime, leading to his overthrow and execution. The aftermath poses questions on Libya avoiding militia wars, nurturing democratic forces, managing oil wealth, Islamist influence, potential secession, and comparing its path to Tunisia and Egypt post-Arab Spring. Richard Werly, a Diplo fellow recently returned from Libya, provides insights on these topics in an upcoming e-briefing session.
[Webinar] Online Freedom of Expression
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Freedom of expression EventsThe message highlights the importance of Internet Governance in relation to freedom of expression online. It emphasizes the power of the Internet as a tool for communication and the complexities of balancing freedom of expression with other human rights. A webinar on Online Freedom of Expression, featuring Salanieta T. Tamanikaiwaimaro, a co-coordinator of the Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus, addresses these controversies. Registration for the February webinar is now closed.
