Second issue of Digital Watch newsletter is out

Friends, the second issue of the Digital Watch newsletter is out. The newsletter provides updates on Internet governance and digital policy developments, with a special focus on Geneva. Here's a break-down of the contents of this month's newsletter:

• The top digital policy developments related to human rights, cybersecurity, and Internet governance on page 1.
• The main events and developments in Geneva, on page 2.
• The Actors in Internet governance section, on page 3, features the Internet Society, and Mexican diplomat Maria Victoria Romero Caballero, who received the Geneva Internet Platform’s first award to a leading digital diplomat.
• A comprehensive digest of developments in digital politics is on pages 4-5: from cybersecurity to online privacy and data protection, from net neutrality to the IANA transition process.
• The WSIS+10 overall review process is our issue in focus on pages 6-7. What are the main updates so far? The timeline includes major events and the process of drafting resolutions leading up the high-level meeting in December.
• After watching many demonstrations of verbal dexterity in the digital policy events in May and June (WSIS Forum, CSTD, WSIS+10, ICANN), and inspired by the wonderful Geneva Perception team's cookbook on International Geneva, our speech cooks have come up with a recipe for writing a digital policy speech, on page 8, guaranteed to satisfy all appetites and keep your audience coming back for more. Enrich this recipe with your suggestions.

If you missed the first issue, you can view it or download it here. The Digital Watch newsletter is published by the Geneva Internet Platform, an initiative of the Swiss authorities operated by DiploFoundation.