"Here are a few links for more information:
http://lacnic.net/en/eventos/igfprep2011/index.html
http://www.ctu.int/download/Latin%20American%20and%20Caribbean%20Convention%20on%20IG%20-%20Overview.pdf
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Carlton Anthony Samuels replied to Derek Browne's discussion Statement on US Foreign Policy of the Internet in the group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy SolutionsCarlton Anthony Samuels replied to Derek Browne's discussion Statement on US Foreign Policy of the Internet in the group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy Solutions"Yessir!
If not already engaged, I implore all of you to begin to follow and participate in Internet Governance policy matters thru ICANN and the IGF. There are way too few of us from the Caribbean involved. And we need…"
Trevor A. Phipps replied to Derek Browne's discussion Statement on US Foreign Policy of the Internet in the group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy Solutions"I believe this points to the need for more of us in the Caribbean or with conections to the Caribbean to get involved in the discussions and organisations that shape and guid policies that decide the future of OUR internet"
Carlton Anthony Samuels replied to Derek Browne's discussion Statement on US Foreign Policy of the Internet in the group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy Solutions"Context - and the subtext - is very important to understanding. And all information absent context tends to noise. So, I'm going to answer you by adding a little more information for context. And advise that you do a little…"
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Statement on US Foreign Policy of the Internet
Any thoughts on the article below, as we know US policies hugely influences the policies of our Caribbean Countries. The article highlights a number of pertinent issues up for discussion at our upcoming IG forum in August.Washington Post Article on US Foreign Policy of the Internet - July 14, 2011http://www.state.gov/e/eeb/rls/rm/2011/168612.htmOp-Ed:Karen KornbluhU.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization for Economic…See More
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A discussion group for IG issues important to St. Kitts and Nevis, and the Caribbean region: putting theory into practice
Rodney Taylor replied to Derek Browne's discussion Egypt Leaders Found ‘Off’ Switch for Internet in the group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy Solutions""In theory, the domestic Internet should have survived that strike. But the cutoff also revealed how dependent Egypt’s internal networks are on moment-to-moment information from systems that exist only outside the country —…"
Gerry E. George replied to Derek Browne's discussion Egypt Leaders Found ‘Off’ Switch for Internet in the group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy Solutions"This goes further than just the ability for a foreign jurisdiction having the ability to control the information flow within a country. We also need to look into the ability for a *local* government or activist/agent to shut down digital…"
Derek Browne added a discussion to the group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy SolutionsEgypt Leaders Found ‘Off’ Switch for Internet
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Egypt-Leaders-Found-Off-nytimes-1286322238.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=3&asset=&ccode= Interesting article. Our networks in the Caribbean are just as vulnerable as we depend primarily on external international traffic flow for major online services such as web and email. Lack of a national domestic…See More
Derek Browne posted a blog postEgypt Leaders Found ‘Off’ Switch for Internet
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Egypt-Leaders-Found-Off-nytimes-1286322238.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=3&asset=&ccode= Interesting article. Our networks in the Caribbean are just as vulnerable as we depend primarily on external international traffic flow for major online services such as web and email. Lack of a national domestic…See More
Derek Browne commented on Sheba Mohammid's group Caribbean IG and ICT Policy Solutions"In the Caribbean payment models are mostly full flat-rate. Personally I would favour a Data Cap model once the cap is feasible based on some overall assessment of usage by current customers. If the benefits are faster and more efficient Internet…"
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