Critical internet resources
July 2020 online courses
20 Jul 20 - online
Could COVID-19 disrupt the Internet?
24 Mar 20 - Online
July 2017 online courses
22 Jul 19 - online
July 2019 online courses
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July 2018 online courses
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Ensuring Civil Society’s Voice is Heard in ICANN
04 May 16 - Geneva, Switzerland
[Webinar] Outcomes of the ITU’s Plenipotentiary Conference
28 Nov 14 - Online
Internet as a critical resource for Pacific island states
18 Jun 14 - WMO, 7 bis Avenue de la Paix, Geneva
[Webinar] The European Commission’s proposal on Internet governance negotiations
07 Mar 14 - Online
Summer 2013 online courses
22 Jul 13 - Online
[Webinar] ICANN’s new engagement strategy in the developing world
26 Mar 13 - Online
Advanced courses in Internet governance 2012
11 Jun 12 - 03 Aug 12Online
Can sharks eat the Internet?
We explore the curious phenomenon of sharks attacking undersea cables, highlighting the intersection between nature and technology. This discussion sheds light on the vulnerabilities of our global int[...]
03 Apr, 2023
Dive deep into protecting submarine cables: How to make the internet safer?
We explore the critical importance of safeguarding undersea cable infrastructure, highlighting the technological, environmental, and geopolitical challenges involved in ensuring global connectivity re[...]
15 Feb, 2023
The Ukraine crisis may shape the future of the internet
We examine how the Ukraine conflict could shape the internet's future, considering geopolitical, security, and governance aspects. This situation underlines the internet's role in modern conflicts and[...]
15 Apr, 2022
2015
Stakeholderism in African Internet Governance: the Case of the .africa gTLD
In 2012, ICANN announced plans to delegate over 1000 new generic top level domain names, one of which was the long awaited .africa.... Read more
04 Jan, 2022
Brexit removed thousands of ‘.eu’ web domains
Brexit led to the removal of numerous 'eu' web domains registered by UK entities due to eligibility requirements.... Read more
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