Three of the best: Internet Governance
The top three posts on Internet governance topics from 2015.
The top three posts on Internet governance topics from 2015.
Guest Post: Constance Bommelaer discusses what a “post-2015” vision for the Information Society could look like in the lead up to an event that will have an impact on its outcome, WSIS+10.
Discussions surrounding ASNs were some of the more interesting policy topics at RIPE 71.
APNIC’s Policy team has been busy consolidating previous APNIC resource policy documentation into a single, easy-to-use document.
Eleven draft policies were discussed, two of which were moved to last call, at the recent ARIN 36 meeting.
The APNIC 40 Policy outcomes have been translated into eight regional languages: Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese.
LACNIC 24 attracted close to 400 attendees and over 1800 remote participants. Check out what APNIC was up to at the event.
Today’s Internet is not truly an “open” Internet. It could be, but to get there it’s not just going to happen by itself.
Should we change the size of IPv4 allocations from IANA?
A summary of the policy sessions at the LACNIC 24 meeting in Bogóta, Colombia