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Stephanie commented on Valerie's blog post A NEW CYBER WEAPON: MINIDUKE"Valerie, this does not come as a surprise, but is nonetheless worrying. The perception that staying away from .exe files is enough still lingers on. The fact that so much damage can take place without the user even realising is a concern. What…"
Stephanie commented on Shepherd Mulwanda's blog post media for fighting piracy"Is the government making use of online channels too, by initiating, for example, online campaigns to raise awareness? How is it making use of the Internet?"
Stephanie commented on Virginia (Ginger) Paque's blog post DiploCommunity results for 2013 MAG endorsement"Hats off to you Arsene, that's the spirit!"
Stephanie commented on Mayengo Tom Kizito's blog post Is the problem Anonymity? Social networks and bad practices"Personally, I see no problem with unmasking a perpetrator of a grave crime if the request is truly legitimate. My concern is with abuses of such requests, or in cases which breach a person's fundamental rights (ex free speech). Some cases are…"
Stephanie commented on Mayengo Tom Kizito's blog post Is the problem Anonymity? Social networks and bad practices"Tom, I'm not sure anonymity is the problem. People know that if someone (including the authorities) wants to uncover the identity of an anonymous user, some companies are releasing the information. So in many cases, a user can be anonymous only…"
Stephanie commented on Grace Githaiga's blog post Google creates Kenya’s 2013 election hub"Grace, this is a great initiative, especially the fact that Kenyans will be able to access the hub from mobile phones. It is good to see that technology is already playing an important role in the upcoming elections."
Profile Information
- Did you take the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP from DiploFoundation? If so, in which year? Who was tutoring you?
- In 2006, tutored by Veronica Cretu. I have been tutoring since 2007.
- Where did you ¨discover¨ this Community portal?
- I was invited to join by my friend Seiiti, who was the driving force behind this great community.
- What are you currently doing today and projects you have related to Internet governance?
- I tutor IGCBP participants, and handle parts of Diplo's IG initiatives. I also research legal aspects of IG and ICT policy, esp. Internet jurisdiction and human rights.
- Please list the names of organizations you are a member of, including hyperlinks for more information when possible.
- DiploFoundation;
ISOC
- Your Twitter name:
- @stephaniepsaila (views are my own)
- Do you have a blog? Share the URL with us! (optional)
- http://www.diplomacy.edu/blog/Internet%20Governance
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Stephanie's Blog
When the choice is withdrawn
It is ironic – to say the least – for participants of an annual IGF meeting to have limited Internet connection during an event dedicated to the Internet itself.
Perhaps it was not so bad after all. During workshops and main sessions, there were fewer ‘distractions’. We could not respond to e-mails, check out Facebook, or do any other unrelated task that depended on a stable connection. Whoever attended workshops could do nothing else but follow the discussion, take notes, or…
ContinuePosted on November 12, 2012 at 5:00pm — 3 Comments
States concerns ‘legitimate’ – Special Rapporteur at #ws205 #IGF11
It’s good to see Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue comment in person on his Report on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression; even more so to hear him address the concerns of sovereign states.
Whether its terrorism, child abuse, or any other grave threat, it is a state’s concern to want to tackle such a problem – a concern which…
ContinuePosted on September 28, 2011 at 4:16pm
Second draft of ‘.Africa’ debate available for comments
The new draft is at http://discuss.diplomacy.edu/dotafrica. We invite all those interested in the ‘.Africa’ debate to post comments and reflections on an…
Posted on August 10, 2011 at 11:00pm
IANA: globalisation, RIRs, community standards
The recent Request for Comments on IANA's contract attracted a substantial amount of comments. Among them were the comments of Jacob B. Odame, participant of the 2011 IGCBP Africa SW. Jacob, from Ghana, is currently pursuing his Master's in Communication Technology and Policy at the Institute of Information and Telecommunications Systems at Ohio University, US.
Jacob's comments centre on…
ContinuePosted on April 8, 2011 at 11:00am
Pls fwd the msg below to your contacts. It might help them. Obo Diplo, thank you!
Internet policy issues: past, present and future
Will the cutting off of Internet access in Egypt affect the future of Internet governance and policy? Are you concerned about Internet governance in the aftermath of the WikiLeaks CableGate incident? Will guidelines and regulations be affected? What do you think about the reactions of governments and private companies such as Amazon and PayPal to the WikiLeaks phenomenon?
If these types of questions interest you,…
Posted on February 4, 2011 at 11:41am
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 12:26pm on June 14, 2013,
Shepherd Mulwanda said… - Hello long time,hope all is well
- At 11:31pm on January 26, 2010,
Deirdre Williams said… - Thank you Steph!
How lovely to talk to you again :-)
- At 5:53pm on August 13, 2009,
Christiaan Sys said… - I have been here for some time now ;)
- At 5:14pm on August 3, 2009,
Atty. Elias Laurente Espinoza said… - Hello Stephanie! I wonder if you would consider me as one of your friends. Good Day!
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