"After spending nearly 2 years in Serbia, as a ordinary citizen I can notice increased use of Web for various commercial, governmental and political purposes. It is interesting to notice that conveying a message via the Internet web sites is becoming…"
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East of Europe
CSOs, businesses and governments in non EU countries on the South and East of Europe are rather passive in IG discussions. Why does this happen? Lack of awareness? Lack of interest? What could be done about this? What is needed - education or propagation?See More
Marília Maciel replied to Marina Sokolova's discussion Reports on remote participation/Belarusian hub in the group Remote Participation"Thanks Mariana and everybody who worked to organize the EuroDIG hub in Belarus! Please, keep us updated here in the community about your future discussions.
I take the opportunity to share with the community the video recorded by the Belarusian…"
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Reports on remote participation/Belarusian hub
Belarusian hub remote participation has been organized as a civic initiative by Belarusian virtual think tank e-belaus.Org in cooperation with Foundation for Mass Media Communications (Belarus) andFoundation for Legal Technologies Development.There were 8 participants in the hub representing business community, mass media, lawyers, civil society, academy and youth.While organizing remote participation we had 2 objectives in view:· To use the occasion for raising awareness of a holistic…See More
Marina Sokolova joined Marília Maciel's groupRemote Participation
This group will be dedicated to discuss remote participation in Internet Governance meetings. Members will be able to share good practices and to engage in exchanges throughout the year.
Tatiana Chirev joined Marina Sokolova's groupEast of Europe
CSOs, businesses and governments in non EU countries on the South and East of Europe are rather passive in IG discussions. Why does this happen? Lack of awareness? Lack of interest? What could be done about this? What is needed - education or propagation?See More
Vladimir Radunovic joined Marina Sokolova's groupEast of Europe
CSOs, businesses and governments in non EU countries on the South and East of Europe are rather passive in IG discussions. Why does this happen? Lack of awareness? Lack of interest? What could be done about this? What is needed - education or propagation?See More
Ljubisa Gavrilovic commented on Marina Sokolova's group East of Europe"My previous post implies that we need to do popularization rather than education..."
Ljubisa Gavrilovic commented on Marina Sokolova's group East of Europe"I have stepped on interesting moment on internet - a new social group - not new by its existence, but, new to me - simply I was unaware of it.
http://vkontakte.ru
And I would like to share some of my opinion here about this one.
Vkontakte is…"
Ljubisa Gavrilovic commented on Marina Sokolova's group East of Europe""Businesses and governmnet use e-tools rathre actively. The same is about education, health and etc." - if you have meant computers - yes. this has not been a problem. there was adoption of computer tools rather quickly and long time ago.…"
Marina Sokolova commented on Marina Sokolova's group East of Europe""My belief is that in EE countries general approach to resolving problems is top-down system and that mainly comes in a form of a government initiative".
Governmnet initiative is not a "god from the machine", and it comes when…"
Marina Sokolova commented on Diplo IGCBP's group Research 2009"Dear group members,
I wonder if there is anyone posessing any information about the pace of research and on the participants? From the introductory note we can learn that there are 70 of them, but what countries do they represent or investigate? And…"
Ljubisa Gavrilovic commented on Marina Sokolova's group East of Europe"Lack of everyday life dependance on internet, lack of belief that system can be used to fulfill the need. Lack of technological knowledge.
My belief is that in EE countries general approach to resolving problems is top-down system and that mainly…"
East of Europe
CSOs, businesses and governments in non EU countries on the South and East of Europe are rather passive in IG discussions. Why does this happen? Lack of awareness? Lack of interest? What could be done about this? What is needed - education or propagation?See More
Marina Sokolova posted a groupEast of Europe
CSOs, businesses and governments in non EU countries on the South and East of Europe are rather passive in IG discussions. Why does this happen? Lack of awareness? Lack of interest? What could be done about this? What is needed - education or propagation?See More
Profile Information
- Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
- 2009
- Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
- Vladimir Radunovic
- What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
- EuroDIG 2009
Marina Sokolova's Blog
Special thanks
I would like to express my gratitude to those Diplo alumni? stidents? who were so kind to fulfill their tasks thoroughly and who provided instant information on sessions, reporting everything which was going on during the discussions. That was a great and valuable job which is extremely helpful for lazybones like myself
Posted on September 16, 2009 at 7:58pm
Belated reflections on the second day
Discussion on access to content (first plenary session) highlighted the following issues
- There should be precise definitions of terms like open access and free access to (legal illegal content)
- The distinction should be drawn between access to content and access to services
- Gatekeepers and their role as those who “open the gates” and not vice versa ; consequently the gatekeepers (especially those who dominate on the market) should have additional responsibilities:… Continue
- There should be precise definitions of terms like open access and free access to (legal illegal content)
- The distinction should be drawn between access to content and access to services
- Gatekeepers and their role as those who “open the gates” and not vice versa ; consequently the gatekeepers (especially those who dominate on the market) should have additional responsibilities:… Continue
Posted on September 16, 2009 at 7:50pm — 1 Comment
EuroDIG first day
It was interesting to learn during the plenary session that there are two parts in internet governance discussion:(1) governments and businesses and (2) parliaments and civil society. The other important message of plenary session was the stress on the possible valuable contribution from academic networks.
Some slogans have been articulated today as well:
Georgios Kipouros: “Educating youth we diminish the necessity for regulation”
Vincenzo Maria Vita: “Internet is not new… Continue
Some slogans have been articulated today as well:
Georgios Kipouros: “Educating youth we diminish the necessity for regulation”
Vincenzo Maria Vita: “Internet is not new… Continue
Posted on September 14, 2009 at 9:46pm
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