TWSeries: Policy and regulation as important as technological feats
One of Taiwan’s most recognisable global Internet pioneers, Kuo-Wei Wu, continues to campaign for a better Internet.
One of Taiwan’s most recognisable global Internet pioneers, Kuo-Wei Wu, continues to campaign for a better Internet.
About 100 people attended the combined VNNIC IP member meeting and 2nd VNIX-NOG in Ho Chi Minh City last month.
Hacker communities such as Taiwan’s HITCON GIRLS are encouraging more women to become involved in cybersecurity.
More than 150 industry leaders, government representatives, academics, students, and Internet users attended Nepal IGF 2017, the first Nepal Internet Governance Forum.
The concept of free Internet in Taiwan dates back to the creation of the economy’s first commercial ISP, HiNET.
Vincent Chen shares his experiences over the past 30 years including establishing Taiwan’s first Internet connection.
We build up to APNIC 44 with a series of articles on the host economy, Taiwan. Here we provide an overview of Taiwan’s achievements as an Internet and networking pioneer.
Guest Post: Taiwan held its first national Internet Peering Forum last month — Taiwan Peering Forum 2017 — with over 300 attendees.
Guest Post: Former APNIC Fellow and ISIF Award recipient Vashkar Bhattacharjee, who is visually impaired, shares his story of how he won the WSIS Prize, which rewards ICT initiatives.
APNIC Members can cast their vote online now for the NRO NC election, to be held at APNIC 44 in Taichung.