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Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

In a Web 2.0 world, the Internet is becoming a pervasive and powerful medium for user-generated content, interaction, and communication. This workshop will explore US-based perspectives on Web 2.0 implications for free expression.See More

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives.

Critical Internet Resources (CIRs) and the evolution of the Internet’s technical foundations are a central theme of Internet governance debate. This workshop will explore CIRs and the role of the United States from technical, operational and policy perspectives. Three foundational technological changes - IPv6, secure DNS (DNSsec) and secure routing - will frame the discussion. The successful deployment of these technologies will expand and improve the security of the Internet's core…See More