April 2014 Blog Posts (8)

We could see it as a victory for those advocating changes and adjustments in the system of internet governance.  Au contraire… we could consider it as the debacle of the good intentions… all ending up in not knowing if it was worth it.

I say and maintain, that the effort and the earned contributions were worth.  The final result is that ICANN should be strengthened to recognize his merits and achievements, not underestimate what this organization has accomplished in fifteen…

I've just spent two long, tiring (my eyes are nearly worn out) but interesting days following the NETmundial meeting in Brazil. Thank you Marilia and all of the rest of the remote participation team for so efficiently making this possible.

This message is really a request. There are people belonging to this community from all over the world, and speaking many different languages. If you find commentary on the meeting in your language, in your local media, could you share it with us…

Dhaka, April 19:  Hasanul Haq Inu, MP, Information Minister, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh  will join a global meeting on the future of the Internet Governance (NETmundial)  Sao Paulo, Brazil organized by The Brazilian Internet Steering Committee of Government of the Federative Republic of Brazil and 1Net forum from 23 -24 April, 2014.

Hasanul Haq Inu will deliver welcome remarks to opening ceremony of global multistakeholder meeting on the future of internet…

Are you following the preparatory process for the upcoming NETmundial meeting in Brazil? It is a very interesting example of 'stakeholder' (attempted multistakeholder) interaction. One of the latest, and most interesting analyses is the data-mining analysis of the 188 submissions to the draft outcome document, in a search for zones of possible agreement in the global IG process. Vladimir Radunovic wrote an excellent summary of the current evidence in his blog post:…

Big Brother is watching you.. 

You may find this report very timely and useful. It is available in English, French and Portuguese.

http://www.icwe.net/en/content/elearning-africa-report-0