Welcome
The first IGF-USA will take place Oct. 2, 2009. The one-day event will focus on the changing Internet and the way forward for the international Internet Governance Forum, an initiative that is facilitated by the United Nations.
Groups
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GenNext's Online Future
12 members
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Cyber Security: A Nation…
7 members
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Privacy & Security Impli…
14 members
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Freedom of Expression in…
11 members
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Remote Participation
7 members
The 2009 IGF meeting will be held from 15-18 November in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. More information is available on the IGF website at http://www.intgovforum.org
Blog Posts
Informational reports about IGF-USA 2009 available
Imagining the Internet
Video clips from all sessions are being edited and will be posted later on this site.
WordPress blog posts from Imagining the Internet
I the I Twitter stream… Continue
Posted by Janna Anderson on October 13, 2009 at 10:00am
Complete LIVE coverage of IGF-USA Oct. 2
- Go to the REMOTE PARTICIPATION link above on this page to see live Web video and even participate and ask questions during workshops
- Follow the live WORDPRESS blogging being reported by the documentary journalists of the Imagining the Internet project at http://igfusa.wordpress.com
- Follow the IGF-USA TWITTER feed on the lower right corner of the homepage or on Twitter #IGF and http://twitter.com/IGFUSA. Li… Continue
Posted by Janna Anderson on October 2, 2009 at 6:00am
IGF-USA to raise awareness about Internet governance - the debate about who should govern the global Internet
September 28, 2009
*** MEDIA ADVISORY ***
FIRST IGF-USA TO TAKE PLACE OCTOBER 2 IN WASHINGTON, D.C. TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT INTERNET GOVERNANCE - THE DEBATE ABOUT WHO SHOULD GOVERN THE GLOBAL INTERNET
WHAT: The Internet Governance Forum-USA is a gathering of connected leaders and stakeholder who can make a diff… Continue
Posted by IGF-USA Admin on September 28, 2009 at 9:30am
ICANN's September Surprise
"Surprise, surprise, surprise!" is how Gomer Pyle would react to the news that the US government has allowed the JPA to expire, thus completing the transition of DNS management to ICANN. Plenty of skeptics doubted the US would let it happen, but today really is ICANN’s independence day.
I was among the many who called for an extension o… Continue
Posted by Steve DelBianco on September 30, 2009 at 3:39pm
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