ISOC-DC Brainstorming Breakfast
The Greater Washington DC Chapter of the Internet Society will be gathering for an informal breakfast meeting to discuss the Chapter's priorities and activities. Join us and share your ideas about where the Chapter should be focusing and how we can have the most...
IGF 2019 Debrief Roundtable
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Digital Trade
Encryption Briefing: Understanding Its Technical and Human Elements
Data Privacy: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Prospects for Legislation in the U.S.
Plenipot 2018 Debrief: The role and impact of civil society
InterCommunity 2018 and Visions for Internet Governance
The Battle for the Global Internet
Governing the Internet of Things
Choosing New Technologies for a Better Internet: Who Decides?
Visions of the Internet from Delhi, Wuzhen, Geneva, and Everywhere Else
Digital Preservation: Policy Challenges (with Vint Cerf)
In 2018, the Internet Society New York Chapter (ISOC-NY), with the support of Google, has embarked on a new project to explore and define Digital Preservation principles, protocols, and practices. The first event, in this two-part series, is presented in partnership...
Baked In: Can Policy Help Create Incentives in the Cybersecurity Marketplace?
How does policy impact evolution and innovation of cybersecurity markets and the tech sector? How can technology, standards-setting, and policy narrow the scope of risk within which cyber defenders operate? How can policy, markets, and the tech sector help to create the incentives necessary to enhance the security of the Internet?
Is the Internet Fragmenting, Part 1
Recent developments related to the Internet have prompted alarming questions about whether it is fragmenting. They include a diverse set of technical, economic, and policy developments and decisions that have been taken in response to the continued growth and globalization of the Internet, and its evolving role as critical infrastructure for the digital economy.
Is the Internet Fragmenting, Part 2: The Technical Lens
This event is Part 2 of a four-part series of dialogues organized in response to recent developments related to the Internet that have prompted alarming questions about whether it is fragmenting. They include a diverse set of technical, economic, and policy developments and decisions that have been taken in response to the continued growth and globalization of the Internet.