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• How to facilitate equal access for all?
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• Steps to realising equal access for all
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• Steps to realising equal access for all – 2015
  ...s for all’ and looks more closely at practical steps to realise access for all. ...for all’] and looks more closely at practical steps to realise access for all.
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• How to facilitate equal access for all? – WS 08 2015
  ...ion and connection platforms in providing equal access to the Internet for all. ...nd plans to provide universal or near-universal access to the Internet for all.
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• Expanding access to Information for All through good evidence – Pre 01 2023
  ...or the generation of robust evidence for digital development that promotes access to information. ...of the Information Society (CETIC) located in Brazil, and by the Alliance for Affordable Internet.
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• Steps to realising equal access for all
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• How to facilitate equal access for all?
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• Pre 01 2023
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• EuroDIG 2017 – Details
  You are welcome to join the organising teams of any session for the EuroDIG 2017 at any time. *'''[[:Category:Sessions 2017 | List of all sessions in 2017]]'''
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• European policy options for digital access and inclusion. Full report
  '''REPORT: EuroDIG 2015 - Workshop 9: European Policy Options for Digital Access and Inclusion. 5 June 2015, Sofia (Bulgaria)''' ...de a full and comprehensive review of all policy efforts to ensure digital access and inclusion that have been put in place in Europe.
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• EuroDIG 2018 – Details
  <big>'''Innovative strategies for our digital future'''</big> ...es/d/db/EuroDIG_2018_draft_programme_20180129.pdf draft programme outline] for results.
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• EuroDIG 2019 – Details
  ...e Policy of the Netherlands in cooperation with ECP – Netherlands Platform for the Information Society, the Municipality of The Hague and SIDN – the .nl ...anning. Subject Matter Experts reviewed all proposals that where submitted for EuroDIG and clustered them into thematic subtopics.
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• EuroDIG 2020 – Details
  Our host The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) together with the Italian cooperation partners a ...als for the EuroDIG 2020 agenda. At the public planning meeting in Trieste all stakeholder where invited to agree on focus areas:
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• Steps to realising equal access for all – 2015
  ...s for all’ and looks more closely at practical steps to realise access for all. ...for all’] and looks more closely at practical steps to realise access for all.
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• Draft statement on net neutrality. 2.0
  ...the coexistence of Internet access service and other services. In general, all players in the Internet ecosystem shall comply with privacy and data protec ...continued success of the Internet as a communications medium and an engine for innovation and growth depends upon the continued enablement of new services
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• Inclusive and Meaningful Access – Flash 09 2023
  ...ll it take to recouple connectivity with inclusive and meaningful internet access? ...at the components of a comprehensive and integrated approach to meaningful access could be, with a particular focus on how pre-existing multi-purpose centres
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• Social inclusion and equal participation
  ...usion and Empowerment -- Public access to ICTs – Access to information for all – The post-2015 development framework</span> ...roDIG should assess how IG can contribute to the framework particularly as ALL Member States (not just developing countries) will be developing policies t
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• Draft statement on net neutrality. 1.0
  ...ices and usage polices, notably with regard to the coexistence of Internet access service and other services. Any techniques to inspect or analyse Internet t ...arency to end users providing clear and meaningful information on Internet access services that facilitates informed customer choices when matching offers wi
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• Internet content blocking – from collateral damages to better solutions (ISOC) – Flash 09 2017
  The use of Internet blocking by governments to prevent access to content deemed illegal is a worldwide and growing trend. What's wrong wi The use of Internet blocking by governments to prevent access to content deemed illegal is a worldwide and growing trend. Building on fin
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• Access to content online: regulation, business models, quality and freedom of expression – PL 01 2009
  ...rnet. What role of public service media in the Internet? Quality standards for user generated content? Where is the dividing line between private communic ...m a user perspective, what online information/content will have to be paid for in the future and what will be free?
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• Messages from Belgrade – 2011
  ...re and to content is the basis for a functioning information society. Such access should become a fundamental right. ...factor for its stability and well-functioning. Fostering the awareness of all actors who use the internet is also important.
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• Net neutrality. Multistakeholder statement draft. Version 0.0
  ...ncial measures, such as zero-rating, or the application of different rates for different types of content and services; or any other measures leading to u ...ices and usage polices, notably with regard to the coexistence of Internet access service and other services.
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• How to facilitate equal access for all? – WS 08 2015
  ...ion and connection platforms in providing equal access to the Internet for all. ...nd plans to provide universal or near-universal access to the Internet for all.
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• Open government and its interconnections with Internet governance – Flash 11 2016
  ...ernet Governance – what’s in it for Governments, for the Civil Society and for the future of democracy?! ...artnership (OGP) was launched in 2011 to provide an international platform for domestic reformers committed to making their governments more open, account
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• EuroDIG 2021 – Details
  ...our host, the ICTP in Trieste, the date for EuroDIG 2021 can be confirmed for June 28-30, 2021. This includes, as is the EuroDIG tradition, a Day 0 in wh ...ng''' again. As much as we would have loved to meet in Trieste, the safety for everyone involved is an absolute priority.
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• Artificial Intelligence in the context of Internet governance – Pre 09 2019
  ...are fears and hopes involved when setting ethical and technical standarts for AI. This session shall bridge the discussions from day one to the EuroDIG m Moderated discussion with all people in the room. No assigned panel or key participants.
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• European policy options for digital access and inclusion – WS 09 2015
  ...on is a European oriented version of the UN IGF initiative "Policy Options for Connecting the Next Billion". ...the horizontal global inter-sessional theme for this year: "Policy Options for Connecting the Next Billion", by
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• Fighting climate change with emerging technologies – for good or ill? – Flash 13 2019
  The question for this flash session was twofold: ...for ‘Green City’ initiatives and how our increasing dependence on internet access may actually contribute to the symptoms of Climate Change (rising sea-level
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• Doreen Bogdan-Martin – Keynote 02 2023
  ...ering innovative partnerships to expand digital inclusion and connectivity for everyone around the world. Following her historic election by ITU Member St This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• World Economic Forum – Future of the digital economy and society – Flash 9 2016
  ...chnological shift by providing an open, global, and trusted platform where all stakeholders can collaborate and form community networks to: ...der initiatives, using a systems lens. This will create more opportunities for cross-sectoral collaboration. Within these broad systemic issue spaces, we
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• Regulatory approaches to guiding ICT innovation – The age of self-regulation has ended – Flash 10 2019
  ...regulatory approaches with an open mind, willing to consider and critique all forms of regulations. ...ently build international standards, certificates and governance framework for ICT regulation in general.
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• Programme overview 2009
  ...access_to_and_choice_in_services_%E2%80%93_WS_01_2009|'''WS 1:''' End user access to and choice in services]] ...for_the_end-user_%E2%80%93_WS_05_2009|'''WS 5:''' Effective media literacy for the end-user]]
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• SEEDIG Messages
  ...ort of understanding the different interests and learning to work together for ensuring an open, global, reliable, trustworthy Internet. ...erism, bottom-up, openness, inclusiveness, transparency, equal footing for all stakeholders.
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• YOUthDIG 2017
  ...e-event track that prepares youth participants (between the ages of 18-30) for the EuroDIG process. Participants have the opportunity to: ...s collecting questions and input from the group to be forwarded to the SME for preparation. The idea is that the SME and the Focal Point are jointly organ
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• E-Participation in shaping a greener environment – Flash 12 2018
  This session will be a platform for sharing and taking information. ...ttp://yeenet.eu/index.php/1631-yee-will-take-part-in-innovative-strategies-for-our-digital-future-eurodig-2018 YEE participation at EuroDIG 2018]
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• Expanding access to Information for All through good evidence – Pre 01 2023
  ...or the generation of robust evidence for digital development that promotes access to information. ...of the Information Society (CETIC) located in Brazil, and by the Alliance for Affordable Internet.
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• Human rights for Internet users: theoretical approaches vs realities in the region
  ...sers”, that “Council of Europe member States have the obligation to secure for everyone within their jurisdiction the human rights and fundamental freedom ...il society to actively support this? Moreover, can the Guide become a tool for online service providers in the exercise of their social corporate responsi
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• Internationalised Domain Names – WS 03 2015
  ...ess and promote a better understanding of the universal acceptance issues, for example the IDN email problems. Moderator and panelists. Everyone will have 5 minutes for introduction in the beginning, and then the moderator will start asking que
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• Messages from Strasbourg – 2008
  ...r informal and inclusive discussion and exchange between stakeholders from all over Europe on the issues to be discussed at the 2008 Internet Governance F ...urg, on 20-21 October 2008, and was attended by over 100 participants from all stakeholder groups and regions in Europe.
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• YOUthDIG 2023
  ...a brighter future with artificial intelligence: safety and prosperity for all === # To mitigate the risks of AI for society:<ol style="list-style-type:lower-alpha"><li>the EU should '''invest
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• How to put ‘Katowice IGF Messages’ into practice? – Pre 01 2022
  .... Is that good? No, it is not.''' If only those patterns worked so that we all have nothing but reliable information around us. But still, we have disinfo ...ce IGF discussed, among others, respect for users’ rights on the Internet, access to networks, regulations &ndash; especially those concerning online platfor
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• The mobile Internet and the app economy – Flash 05 2018
  ...his flash session will discuss the topic with regards to current proposals for legislation of platforms, from the perspective of creating a level playing ...ile economy are changing the economic landscape of the Internet. The catch-all effects has led to the creation of fewer, but bigger players dominating thi
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• Andrus Ansip, Vice President of the European Commission – 2016
  The internet is a common good: for the benefit of all humanity and of everybody who uses it, on an equal footing and not subject ...G is an occasion to help us to develop a common European approach as input for the global Internet Governance Forum that will take place in Mexico in Dece
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• Pre 05 2024
  Working title: <big>'''AR, VR, Metaverse for Urban and Rural settings'''</big><br /> ...ect to derive a short list of best practice guidelines or value statements for these technologies from this session.
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• Open session of the IGF Dynamic Coalition on the Internet of Things – Pre 02 2017
  ...ding of “good practice” in the Internet of Things. This meeting is open to all that want to support the global dialogue in this, and we look forward to se ...actice and embraced the following Principle has been developed and adopted for further progress:
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• YOUthDIG 2020 messages
  Data collection in the context of GDPR should also account for possible discriminatory practices. Issues affecting minorities (e.g., LGBTQ ==== 2. Internet Access and inclusion ====
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• Wrap-up 2018
  ''This text is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...Thomas, you might stay here with me. This is the point where we would like all those who made EuroDIG possible, you will see there are quite a lot of peop
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• TOPIC 02 Sub 03 2024
  Working title: <big>'''Subtopic 3: Access to services'''</big><br /> ...nectivity and the possibility to access online services may be a challenge for some communities, especially in remote areas or in areas at war. The digita
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• Closing 01 2021
  29 June 2021 | 17:30-18:00 | Studio Bruges, streamed to all locations | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Video recording | link=https://yo This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Don’t forget silver surfers – Digital inclusion and literacy focused on seniors – Pre 02 2018
  ...technology tools. Capacity building on digital literacy and digital skills for adults is not just a task of their family or social environment but implies ...rriers that nourish digital exclusion, digital literacy and digital skills for digital migrants are essential.
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• Should I click for Internet governance? Where? – WS 01 2015
  '''From Internet access to an active and meaningful participation in a digital society and in Inter ...we take end users as an example, does it mean that, if they have Internet access, they automatically actively participate in the digital society; or are the
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• Programme overview 2012
  | 11:00 '''Flash 1'''<br />Access for all through IPv6 ...r_procurement,_open_government_data_%E2%80%93_WS_02_2012|'''WS 2:''' Open access to public sector information, transparency and open source in public sector
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• Pre 03 2024
  ...nce to build a future where all sectors of the global community have equal access to the Information Society. DCAD brings together key stakeholders from the ...e just a few. We work with people across the spectrum to provide them with access and needs they desire to become active members of the Internet Governance e
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• Internet rights versus restrictions
  ...olid #00000a;" align="LEFT"|<span style="font-family: Calibri; ">Committee for Digitization, Sweden</span> ...ta. Unbalance between individuals and governments / businesses in terms of access to and control over personal data.</span>
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• Towards Internet universality – 2015
  ...Internet Study titled “Keystones to Foster Inclusive Knowledge Societies: Access to information and knowledge, Freedom of Expression, Privacy and Ethics on ...ng the four principles of IU: Human Rights based, Openness, Accessible for all and Multistakeholder participation), and to identify any gaps.
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• IGF Virtual booth at EuroDIG 2021
  ...he United Nations Secretary-General – is the global multistakeholder forum for dialogue on Internet governance issues. ...lace – a weekend full of innovative discussions and interesting activities for young programmers from around the world! The 16th annual IGF will be hosted
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• Key note speech: Digital Agenda Assembly – highlights / reporting from the European Commission by Linda Corugedo Steneberg – 2013
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...er audience in the room. It’s not working? Oh, so I will repeat. I’m sorry for the delay. We have been expecting more participants to come into the room,
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• Programme overview 2015
  EuroDIG programme 2015 with links to all session pages. ...els_for_the_European_single_digital_market_–_2015 | Communication channels for the European single digital market]]'''
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• Lise Fuhr – Keynote 05 2023
  ...Operators’ Association, which has been an Institutional Partner of EuroDIG for many years. She was elected to the newly established IGF Leadership Panel a This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• IoT Technologies and Standards Evolution and their impact on Core Internet Values – Pre 02 2021
  ...ess to software updates, and a great variation in the frequency of polling for signals (from once a day to millions per second) may be very different from * '''Global''' – The Internet is a global medium open to all, regardless of geography or nationality.
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• Effective media literacy for the end-user – WS 05 2009
  ...information e-skills was underlined, in particular the importance of play (for problem solving e.g. serious games), of performance as a way of constructin * What informal ways forward for media education, and are they effective?
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• YOUthDIG 2024
  ...digital policy and cooperation are working together to draft and advocate for the youth messages. ...th</sup>DIG alumni and the EuroDIG community and to provide an opportunity for young people throughout Europe to participate in the Internet Governance Ec
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• YOUthDIG 2019 programme
  ...osals_all/proposals_for_2019_2018-12-04__01_final_web_IDs_ver1.pdf list of all proposals as pdf]<br /><br /> | class="header" | Breakfast for participants residing at EasyHotel at Parks Breakfast Restaurant, [https://
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• Thorbjørn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe – 2016
  ...lies in its open and free nature. This is the source of its immense power for positive change. Intellectually: we have never seen such a space for the free-flow of ideas, and therefore innovation.
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• Multi-stakeholder consultation on UNESCO project Defining Internet Universality Indicators – Pre 05 2017
  ...and ISOC (Internet Society) and seeks to engage with various stakeholders for their inputs and contribution. The project is an immediate response and act ...e Internet indicators which can serve to enrich the stakeholders’ capacity for assessing Internet development, broaden international consensus, and foster
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• Children’s rights and protection on the internet – Flash 12 2017
  ...internet and how they can be brought to the attention in a call for action for a wide variety of stakeholders. ...internet and how they can be brought to the attention in a call for action for a wide variety of stakeholders.
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• Accountability in the Digital Age – Flash 07 2019
  ...ue Charter for Accountability in the Digital Age' as a structured approach for discussion. ...a local and global level. More than that, digital has become a must-have, for people, society and the economy. Indeed, digital technology fosters innovat
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• The Internet of 2020: Future services – future challenges – WS 06 2009
  ...oing to be different with new views on services including public services, access, copyright, and on the spread of future IT policies. ...law provisions) and, in addition, the desire to work out better guidelines for future policy makers.
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• Why the Internet needs you to keep running! Join us to learn more about ICANN’s change of the master key for the domain name system. – Flash 11 2017
  ...signing key. Failure to do so will mean that end users may not be able to access certain domains. Example for an external link: [http://www.eurodig.org/ Main page of EuroDIG]
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• Welcoming address – 2016
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...thoughts. But first of all, let’s hear from our three hosts. And first of all I’d like to welcome Megan Richards who is a principal advisor at DG CONNE
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• Dynamic Coalition (IGF) on Data Driven Health Technologies – Building an onboarding toolkit together – Pre 02 2022
  ...g together Youth and other interested participants, to discuss the content for an internet use and applications onboarding toolkit, so as to support citiz ...n is to support ehealth, mhealth and telemedicine initiatives and internet access. The toolkit is expected to be launched at the IGF meetings, DC DDHT sessio
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• Translation as Action – the IRPC Charter @ 10: Launching the Italian Booklet Edition – Pre 11 2021
  ...hXJLBLKJ0v_0sUHHRNEaUzKzp2dFr_/view Charter of Human Rights and Principles for The Internet]'' @ 10. This sessions marks the start of the 10th anniversary ...and safeguarding human rights online is urgently needed. From the right to access and the right to education, to data protection, freedom of expression and i
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• Wrap up 2017
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...se of the past three days, and everyone who participated remotely. Without all of you engaging in this dialog, it would not be possible. And we are very g
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• YOUthDIG 2021
  ...emains, in order to keep the services accessible to people without digital access and digital skills. ...gital services by themselves they will also be able to be held accountable for the digital services and the innovation of these services.
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• Göran Marby, CEO and President of ICANN – Key 04 2017
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...to introduce to the floor Mr. Goran Marby, the CEO and President of ICANN, for the keynote speech.
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• Presentation of YOUthDIG Messages 2023
  This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...JA: It is with great joy that for this next session to introduce YOUthDIG. For this, I would like to invite the YOUthDIG org team to come and join me on s
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• Andrew Sullivan – Keynote 05 2023
  ...to the Variant Issues Project (VIP) undertaken by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). The VIP was an effort to bring together This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Working with FinTech – Issues & Opportunities – BigStage 2021
  ...enges and opportunities for the arts and entertainment industry as well as for women, groups that have had to rapidly embrace technologies and fintech in ...tants and Crypto Currencies became available to all. But how easy is it to access and adapt to these new features? Does the average citizen have the digital
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• Encouraging a multilingual Internet – Pre 08 2019
  ...mages/d/de/Proposals_for_2019_2018-12-04_01_final_web_IDs_ver1.pdf list of all proposals as pdf]<br /><br /> ...usion – to discuss how to promote UA-readiness to government policymakers. All are welcome to join.
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• Cross-border Internet and law – what frameworks? – WS 04 2015
  ...ions regarding the extraterritorial extension of sovereignty and norms for access to user data on servers physically located in the Irish jurisdiction. The D ...ceive from public authorities, courts and individuals. What does this mean for the application of the rule of law online and what frameworks can be develo
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• Keynotes 01 2018
  ...practice. Claudia is responsible for the annual holding of the World Forum for Democracy. ''This text is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• WS 16 2020
  ...d affiliation will be published at the respective wiki page of the session for transparency reasons. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mai ...offer web space, so only links to external resources are possible. Example for an external link: [http://www.eurodig.org/ Website of EuroDIG]
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• The need for a new norm: Internet impact assessments – Bigstage 05 2022
  ...3Wk6AL58]] | [[image:Icon_transcript_20px.png | Transcript | link=The need for a new norm: Internet impact assessments – Bigstage 05 2022#Transcript]]<b ...nternet Impact Assessment Toolkit uses two technical papers as a framework for analysing impact on the Internet. The first describes the critical properti
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• Data protection and privacy in the era of outstanding digitization – WS 07 2015
  ...ince the '''Cloud computing''' revealed its full potential. Alongside with all the positives aspects of the Cloud our society is facing a rather important '''''• Where is my data, and who has access to it?'''''
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• Keynote 03 2021
  29 June 2021 | 14:15-14:45 | Studio Bruges, streamed to all locations | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Video recording | link=https://yo This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Opening keynote 2019
  *Ms. Mona Keijzer, State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy of the Netherlands A stretch of water that, for many centuries, has connected the Netherlands with the rest of the world.
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• The German Youth Protection Act – Amendment of 2020 – BigStage 2020
  ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...Foundation and works with The German Youth Protection Act. It is a project for child protection and children in a digital world and she will give us an up
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• Pearse O’Donohue – Keynote 01 2023
  [[File:O'Donohue_wiki.jpg|thumb|200px|none|Pearse O’Donohue, Director for the Future Networks Directorate of DG CONNECT at the European Commission]] Pearse O’Donohue is the Director for the Future Networks Directorate of DG CONNECT at the European Commission, d
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• Transatlantic Trade & Investment Partnership (TTIP) – 2015
  ...e allegation of infringement. This policing function is especially onerous for small start-up companies. ...y, criticism, news reporting, teaching, research, or even artistic parody. All these forms of communication may be labeled “piracy” through a stretch
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• FAQs
  ...th Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance” and it is a framework for open, inclusive and informal dialogue on Internet governance issues between == Who is SEEDIG for? ==
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• Keynote. Günther Oettinger, EU Commissioner for Digital Economy & Society, European Commission – 2016
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...Panel Session on Internet of Things. So thank you for your patience. It’s all under control.
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• Internet & democracy – the case of Covid Infodemics – BigStage 2020
  ...he recent pandemic, and the subsequent health infodemic, revealed the need for web regulation, at least in the health sector. ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• GIPO: what is the sustainable governance model for Internet Policy Observatory? – Pre 04 2017
  ...n), a discussion on sustainable governance models may well be fruitful for all.</p> ...nd. We invite you to join in a discussion on sustainable governance models for GIPO and other Internet Policy Observatories. The objective is to highlight
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• Digital national sovereignty and Internet fragmentation – Flash 06 2019
  ...ational sovereignty over cyberspace and to consider its broad implications for Internet openness vs. fragmentation. ...nternet, in contrast, is transnational in scope and provides the potential for borderless connectivity. Thus many aspects of Internet governance and digit
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• UNESCO launch of the 2nd draft of Internet Universality Indicators as a comprehensive tool for enhancing a free, open, rights based and inclusive Internet. – Pre 04 2018
  ...dicators will serve as a recognized and authoritative global research tool for assessing Internet development, broaden international consensus and evidenc ...span class="dateline">30 April 2018</span>. They will be used as hash tags for easy searching on the wiki
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• Tackling terrorist and violent extremist content with the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) – BigStage 2020
  ...offer web space, so only links to external resources are possible. Example for an external link: [http://www.eurodig.org/ Main page of EuroDIG] ...uding the formation of the Independent Advisory Committee, and share plans for the organization moving forward.
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• CryptoParty 2018
  ...ol over her own privacy going forward. Thanks to Snowden's revelations, we all have been made aware of how our communication is intercepted daily. Our pri ...one. Each participant will be able to choose to get acquainted with one or all privacy protection tools from the following list:
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• Online social media – governance issues from a user perspective – PL 02 2009
  ...orks? What do users expect from providers and from governments? What rules for online social media? How will they develop their own internal rules? How do ...orks? What do users expect from providers and from governments? What rules for online social media? How will they develop their own internal rules? How do
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• Privacy and data protection
  ...heard about surveillance, “super computers” and “Snowden”, but privacy is for them connected with social contexts and close relations with family and fri ...and controlling goverments and law enforcement.<br />- Are backdoors legal for law enforcement? Then, Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? How?</span>
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• Messages from Stockholm – 2012
  ...tional regulation systems and actors have lost their hegemony leaving room for the multi-stakeholder model thereby promoting equal-footed forms of discour ...ic-private partnerships in the fight against cybercrime should be feasible for both big and small enterprises.
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• Welcome – 2014
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...ionally strong media interest, for whatever reasons. But these facts speak for themselves.
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• Keynote 01 2020
  ...neral, DG CONNECT, European Commission, held by Pearse O’Donohue, Director for Future Networks in DG CONNECT (including Q&A)<br />''(30 min)'' ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Closing 02 2021
  30 June 2021 | 17:30-18:00 | Studio Bruges, streamed to all locations | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Video recording | link=https://yo ...e Minister for European Digital Policy, Republic of Poland Plenipotentiary for UN IGF 2021, President of the Management Board, NCBR Investment Fund
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• Closing of the day 20 June 2023
  This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov So with this, I would like to invite Anga Gengo from the IGF Secretariat for the closing session which looks at the Outlook to the IGF.
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• Building a Digital Society: e-Estonia – Key 01 2017
  ...o set the strategy and policies, to launch and steer strategic initiatives for development of digital government and society in Estonia. Siim is one of th ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio
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• Follow-up. Data protection and privacy in the era of outstanding digitization – 2015
  ...ollow-up session to the Workshop 7 which will be oriented to commenting on all topics discussed during the Workshop with a focus on specific recommendatio ...ntly since the Cloud computing revealed its full potential. Alongside with all the positives aspects of the Cloud our society is facing a rather important
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• The New Age of Healthcare: Robotics & AI for the Medical Internet of Things. – Pre 08 2023
  ...#2]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_5|#5 ]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_8|#8]]<br /><br /> ...ated areas and so forth. Robots are rapidly becoming the resilient partner for the health sector, that can work tirelessly and reliably 24/7.
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• Accountability and regulation of algorithms – Flash 02 2017
  ...gorithmic systems''. Join us to explore how best to govern the information access mediating systems in the context of an internationally connected world. ...and possibly involving machine learning methods, pose difficult challenges for providing meaningful transparency and guarantees of reliably fair performan
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• Set the sails right? – Keynote 04 2022
  This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...ime, I would like to invite Alessandro Mulas, Vice President – I apologize for my Italian.
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• Welcome 2019
  ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...on behalf of the entire multi-stakeholder host team, a warm welcome to you all in the auditorium and online, because we have remote participants.
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• Keynote 03 2020
  This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...know EuroDIG know that we have a youth programme dedicated for the youth, for the young people across Europe, we call it YouthDIG relating to our EuroDIG
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• How to get involved
  ...s that there are no clear instructions or set of guidelines and recommends for how to get involved in the various Internet governance (IG) debates and pro ...between the ages of 18-30) for their participation in the EuroDIG process. For more information, see the [https://eurodigwiki.org/wiki/YOUthDIG_2018 wiki]
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• M.I. E-Health – Managing integrated community & sovereign health data for emerging technologies – Are we ready? – BigStage 2020
  ...link=M.I. E-Health – Managing integrated community & sovereign health data for emerging technologies – Are we ready? – BigStage 2020#Transcript]] | [[ The format for this session is a fireside chat. A small group of guests chatting with the
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• Privacy and data protection in the emerging world of big data and new services – PL 02 2015
  This Plenary will address new paradigms for privacy in an increasingly connected world and an era of big data, includin ...n-making and innovative user experiences. Where every device and virtually all electronic devices are connected in this new era of IoT, there is an expone
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• Lightning talk 01 2018
  [[Category:2018]][[Category:Sessions 2018]][[Category:Sessions]][[Category:Access and literacy 2018]] * [[#MERCY TEMBON|'''Ms. Mercy Tembon''']], Regional Director for the South Caucasus, Europe and Central Asia, The World Bank
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• Mine, or mined? What can we do about data sovereignty? – Follow up WS 05 2017
  ...alent asset in the Internet. Exchange of this data is done regularly as we access webs, use Internet based services or Apps on our mobiles. The use given to To have a more interactive session, fostering participation of all attendees, it was agreed to have no panellists on stage.
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• Keynote 01 2022
  ...inister for European Digital Policy and Republic of Poland Plenipotentiary for UN IGF 2021, Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland (w This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Presenting Youth Messages – Keynote 02 2019
  ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...he center. Not up there, not the left or the right. Because for the panel, for everyone, it's nicer to, you know, to don't have to look like this. And it
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• Keynotes 03 2018
  ...years Vlad is deeply engaged in development and deployment of ICT strategy for industrial and governmental customers in Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, United ''This text is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• The CLAIRE AI & COVID-19 initiative – Approach, experiences and recommendations – BigStage 2020
  ..., the results reached by the bioinformatics group and some recommendations for future initiatives. ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Sandra Hoferichter – Keynote 01 2023
  ...ternet Governance (EuroSSIG) – for Medienstadt Leipzig e. V., a German not for profit organization which she is chairing since 2020. ...ee, served as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of EURid – the registry for the .eu domain starting in May 2018, and was elected as the Chair of the Bo
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• Programme overview 2017
  __NOTOC__<big>'''EuroDIG 2017 programme with links to all session pages and video records'''</big> – (as of 27 May 2017) '''[[:Category: Access and Literacy 2017 | Access & Literacy]]'''
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• Cybersecurity: bringing the puzzle together – WS 05 2015
  ...on was shaped to include all the cybersecurity-related proposals submitted for EuroDIG 2015. The goal of the session is to discuss who and how should addr ...es. The topics will be clustered into several main blocks to create groups for further discussions. This will allow to share ideas and suggestions regard
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• Programme overview 2013
  ...rope_%E2%80%93_WS_02_2013|'''WS 2:''' Culture, copyright and the future of access to digital content in Europe ]] ...uropean_model_on_net-neutrality_%E2%80%93_WS_03_2013|'''WS 3:''' Searching for a common European model on net-neutrality]]
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• The technological edge in 2030 – What role for technology in society? – Lightning talk 01 2019
  ...ream will follow shortly | link=The technological edge in 2030 – What role for technology in society? – Lightning talk 01 2019]] | [[image:Icon_transcri ...erent, and in a subsequent round consider what needs to be done to make it all likely to happen in that way.
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• Mind the governance gap! Broadening the multistakeholder response to DNS-related cybersecurity threats – Pre 03 2023
  ...isations, industry, civil society and academia in discussing opportunities for cooperation in the DNS sector and their connection to today's most pressing ...U Regulators have brought in new legislative obligations, NIS2, to provide access to registration data.
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• Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 4 – FA 04 2022
  ...mage:Icon_transcript_20px.png | Transcript | link=Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 4 – FA 04 2022#Transcript]]<br /> To agree in consent on the Messages we foresee 30 min at the end of each day for each Focus Area.
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• Webinar-participating-at-eurodig-and-connecting-locally
  ...Call for Applications closed recently and we received 275 submissions from all over Europe. 159 applicants are women, 113 are men and 3 are non-binary, of ...the conversion rate was low, and we understand that it can be difficult to access these spaces when there is no active call to participate or contribute.
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• Tobias Bornakke – Keynote 06 2023
  Tobias Bornakke, chairman of the Nordic Think Tank for Tech and Democracy, Denmark, is a researcher and co-founder of Analyse & Ta .../about-the-nordic-think-tank-for-tech-and-democracy.html Nordic Think Tank for Tech and Democracy at their website].
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• Programme overview 2016
  '''EuroDIG programme 2016 with links to all session pages and video records''' '''[[:Category: Accessibility 2016|Access and Literacy]]'''
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• Innovation, business and entrepreneurship
  ...000a;" align="LEFT"|<span style="font-family: Calibri; ">Citizen reporting for making better life, citizens can report about different kind of issues and ...ortunity to raise and bring attention to daily issues of their communities for suggestions and innovative ideas to increase public participation, decision
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• Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg – Key 02 2017
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...an important event here today, even though you are so busy with preparing for being the head of the European.
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• Keynotes & Q&A – 2016
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ..., we are going to hear from each of the speakers and they’re going to join for a very short question and answer session and then we will go straight into
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• Wrap up by Thomas Schneider – 2023
  This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...think we are at a different point than where we were 15 years ago, we were all very optimistic that technology, social media would help to Democratize our
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• Stefan Lindström – Keynote 04 2023
  ...idstroem_08_wiki.jpg|thumb|200px|none|Stefan Lindström, Finnish Ambassador for Digital Affairs]] Stefan Lindström, Finnish Ambassador for Digital Affairs, is a result-driven business advisor, networker and diploma
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• Personal and professional privacy – WS 02 2009
  ...ta; privacy as both a fundamental human right and an essential facilitator for a global economy; privacy as a business competitive advantage; current situ ...r a global economy; privacy as a business competitive advantage; standards for online privacy, profiling and targeting: collecting information about the a
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• Thomas Schneider – Keynote 01 2023
  ...ECD’s Committee for Digital Economy Policy (2020-2022). He was responsible for the organization of the 12th UN IGF in Geneva in 2017 co-chair of the IGF� This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Welcome 2020
  *Atish Dabholkar, The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) *Paola Pisano, Minister for Technological Innovation and Digitalisation (Video)
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• Next Generation Internet – The future of the Internet – Key 03 2017
  by '''Pearse O'Donohue''', Acting Director for Future Networks, DG CONNECT, European Commission. ...e O’Donohue''' is the Acting Director for Future Networks and Head of Unit for Software and Services in Cloud Computing, European Commission
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• Wrap up of EuroDIG 2016 and outlook to the IGF in Mexico
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...go and catch your train, we would really wholeheartedly like to thank you for great moderation.
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• Welcome 2018
  *[[#Mariya Gabriel|'''Mariya Gabriel''']], Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society, EU | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | YouTube vid ''This text is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Surveillance, privacy and related topics
  ...heard about surveillance, “super computers” and “Snowden”, but privacy is for them connected with social contexts and close relations with family and fri ...and controlling goverments and law enforcement.<br />- Are backdoors legal for law enforcement? Then, Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? How?</span>
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• Online political advertising and disinformation – gathering evidence, shaping regulation – BigStage 2020
  ...discuss how these can be translated into policy actions that avoid threats for freedom of speech. Independent consultants (VVA) report on Disinformation Code for the European Commission:
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• Welcoming address 2017
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...t's a real pleasure to see a full house. Nearly 600 people have registered for the Conference. And we have people from over 40 countries present. So that
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• Jarmo Takala – Keynote 01 2023
  He has served as vice president for research at the former Tampere University of Technology (TUT), as dean of t This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• E-Infrastructures and the UN Sustainable Development Goals – GÉANT as a fundamental element of Europe’s e-infrastructure, delivering the pan-European GÉANT network for scientific excellence, research, education and innovation. – Bigstage 02 2022
  ...nt of Europe’s e-infrastructure, delivering the pan-European GÉANT network for scientific excellence, research, education and innovation. – Bigstage 02 This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Programme overview 2014
  Consolidated EuroDIG program with links to all relevant sub pages / session pages. ...nd_empowerment_–_WS_02_2014 | The three musketeers of ICT for development: Access, inclusion and empowerment]]
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• Merja Ylä-Anttila – Keynote 06 2023
  ...g Company (YLE) since 1 September 2018. She has worked in the media sector for 30 years. Since 2001 she had worked for Finland's largest commercial broadcaster MTV, part of Bonnier Broadcsting,
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• Patrick Penninckx – Keynote 02 2023
  ...nternet governance, data protection and cybercrime. He is also responsible for projects related to public-private partnerships and cooperation with busine This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Digital literacy and skills towards economic and social development – WS 06 2011
  The digital gap still exists: first of all in the dimension of access (technical equipment, geographical differences); and, secondly, in the dime ...as service providers and in terms of capacity-building. Yet, the topic of access needs to be considered as highly important and linked to social inclusion.
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• WS 01 2024
  ...urse is the pivotal question: How can we create secure online environments for children while safeguarding their privacy, as well as the privacy and funda ...entify inappropriate content for children and block access to that content for child users. AI bots could also intervene if they identify a conversation a
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• How can we shape the digital single market together? – Opening plenary 2015
  ...rn and South-Eastern economies, infrastructures, markets, environments and access conditions? ...r economic growth and to promote innovation and well-being in the society. All stakeholders need to make efforts to make that reality and not just a conce
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• Keynote 02 and YouthDIG Messages 2021
  30 June 2021 | 10:00-10:30 | Studio Bruges, streamed to all locations | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Video recording | link=https://yo This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Welcome 2022
  *Prof. Atish Dabholkar, Director, International Centre for Theoretical Physics (video) This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Open mic session 2018
  ''This text is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...on stage and let us know what their ideas are about innovative strategies for our digital future.
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• Keynote 01 2019
  *Ms. Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Promoting and Assessing Internet Universality ROAM Principles and indicators in Europe and beyond – Pre 06 2021
  ...ting Internet Universality ROAM principles '''(Rights, Open, Accessible to all, and Multistakeholder participation)''' to shape the global digital transfo ...hodology. The national assessment process proves to be a holistic approach for individual countries to operationalize the ROAM principles and to achieve
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• Gender in the immersive digital future – a new matriarchy? – BigStage 2020
  ...ideo material will be both informative, thought provoking and entertaining for the audience. ...QI persons and disabled persons. The guide defines quantitative objectives for each of diversity categories to achieve diversity goals in 5 on and off-scr
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• Council of Europe platform between governments and major Internet companies on respect for human rights and rule of law online – 2016
  #''Tour de table'' - topics of major importance for business (see note 1) ...n Rights: an analysis of the contracts of online platforms, by the Center for Technology and Society at Fundação Getúlio Vargas Law School, Brazil (se
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• Wrap Up 2020
  ...er to the Secretary-General<br />Launch of the Secretary-General’s Roadmap for digital cooperation (15 min) ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• The future in 2026 – the perspective of a global player – Lightning talk 2016
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...on, it’s really just the way things are and the way things will always be. For them, there won’t be a pre and a post internal age there will just be a c
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• Towards a human Internet? Rules, rights and responsibilities for our online future – WS 04 2013
  *Rikke Jørgensen, Danish Institute for Human Rights ...ed approaches to decisions that affect internet infrastructure, we-design, access, and use.
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• YOUthDIG 03 2021
  ...-off this year’s YouthDIG with an online Living Library, which would allow all the participants to meaningfully interact and exchange stories, practices a ...e others take up the role of the “readers”. The latter borrow the ‘book’ for three rounds of brief conversations (20 minutes each) during the event.
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• Welcome and introductions – 2010
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...scussions on the Internet and supports. And we will provide information on all of the IGFs, which are being held in September in Lithuania.
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• Progressing Core Internet Values and Global Good Practice for the Internet of Things – Pre 02 2023
  ...develop the concept of what it means to have “meaningful transparency” to all stakeholders in the chain, and “real accountability” to those stakehold ...th a diverse, complex and constantly-evolving world, the Dynamic Coalition for Core Internet Values (DC CIV) has worked hand in hand with the DC IoT – a
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• Wrap-up 2022
  This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...Internet Governance Forum Support Association an opportunity to speak with all of you here.
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• Digital inclusion – a boon or a bane? – WS 04 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...should we pay for the equipment to do the job, have no security and leave all our personal data in some cloud somewhere.
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• Pasi Hellmann – Keynote 01 2023
  ...is Under-Secretary of State for International Development at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland]] ...is Under-Secretary of State for International Development at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland since September 2022.
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• Welcome and opening 2013
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...the organisation of EuroDIG is because we believe in the stakeholder model for Internet Governance. And this requires participation of the local Internet
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• Openness, rights and access
  [[Access and opportunities for e-societies]] [[Property rights and protection – changing contract rules and open access]] (only one proposal, maybe somewhere else)
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• Multilingualism on the Internet – Pre 09 2022
  ...]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_28|#28]] ([[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_57|#57]])<br /><br /> ...d affiliation will be published at the respective wiki page of the session for transparency reasons. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mai
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• Freemium Dating Apps: Risks and Opportunities for Dating in the Digital Age – Bigstage 04 2022
  ...20px.png | Transcript | link=Freemium Dating Apps: Risks and Opportunities for Dating in the Digital Age – Bigstage 04 2022#Transcript]]<br /> ...uld like platforms to provide them with more tools to ensure their safety. For example, passport verification and recommendations on how to stay safe woul
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• How I am affected by Internet Governance – 2017
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...Because they did two days of amazing work. So if you could just stand up. All the youth participants.
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• Wrap-up 2019
  ...Berlin from 25 to 29 November 2019. Rudolf Gridl from the Federal Ministry for Economics Affairs and Energy will provide an outlook. ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Who makes money with content? Who should pay for content? – PL 06 2013
  *Best practice recommendations, worked out by all stakeholders jointly would help ensure fairness throughout the value chains ...uestions: who makes money with whose content, on whose terms? And who pays for this content?
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• Welcome 2021
  29 June 2021 | 10:00-10:30 CEST | Studio Bruges, streamed to all locations | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Video recording | link=https://yo *Studio Trieste: Atish Dabholkar, Director, International Centre for Theoretical Physics (10')
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• Accessibility and inclusion – digital participation and democracy for all! – WS 07 2013
  * Continuing awareness raising activities and develop fora for discussion in the multistakeholder format. * Need for national strategies on digital inclusion, as an outcome of European policie
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• Keynote 02 2020
  ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...A HOFERICHTER: Welcome to the second and last day of the EuroDIG. Speaking for my team, I must say it feels like a week already, a week full of adrenaline
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• Keynotes 02 2018
  ...e E. Strickling|'''Lawrence E. Strickling''']], former Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information and Administrator, NTIA, U.S. Department of ''This text is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 1 – FA 01 2022
  ...mage:Icon_transcript_20px.png | Transcript | link=Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 1 – FA 01 2022#Transcript]]<br /> To agree in consent on the Messages we foresee 30 min at the end of each day for each Focus Area.
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• Keynote 02 2022
  This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...online and finding a way to connect with each other, bringing people from all around Europe to discuss the topics most important to us right now and intr
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• Searching for a common European model on net-neutrality – WS 03 2013
  ...in looking out for their customers and offer exactly what they are asking for. *Calling for complete transparency in ISPs’ offers.
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• Navigating Challenges and Strengthening Ukraine's and European Internet Infrastructure – TOPIC 01 Sub 02 2023
  ...6]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_38|#38]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_52|#52]]<br /><br /> ...ous negative outcomes, including disrupted communication channels, limited access to reliable information, the deprivation of emergency services in war zone
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• Wrap-up: Reporting-in and conclusions – 2013
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio >> LEE HIBBARD: Okay. Take your seats, please, for the last session.
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• Data Retention: human rights vs. government demands through telecom market regulation? – WS 03 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...orkshop and I do not want to start much later? We want to have enough time for our discussion.
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• Bridging the urban-rural digital gap – a commercial or community effort? – PL 01 2018
  *Internet Access ...be focused on four essential aspects (pillars) that have to be considered for successful rural connectivity national strategy or local project.
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• Confronting the digital divide (2) – Refugees, human rights and Internet access – WS 10 2016
  ...e, and protect the rights of migrants, refugees and newcomers to Europe to access the internet and, once online, to be able to participate fully in the onlin ..., and being able to use various sorts of social media, is a vital lifeline for displaced persons on the road. They also play an integral role in being abl
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• Wrap-up, reporting-in, take aways and conclusions – 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio We will now go to the wrap up session. And I will introduce the moderators for this session. Lee Hibbard from the Council of Europe and Thomas Schneider f
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• Internet as a platform for innovation and development of new business models – WS 03 2010
  ...content, use and re-use of existing content. What are the business models for delivering content online? What regulatory environments do businesses need? ...important. Enabling access to digital content on the Internet from any and all countries/territories, ‘mash-up’, digital derivative works, and agreeme
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• What role can human rights play in Internet policy? – WS 08 2011
  ...el unparalleled in history); and is a valuable tool in the fight to uphold all human rights standards. This workshop is an opportunity to discuss what rol ...policies and practices of the business sector. The challenge is to include all the different levels and get everyone involved to consider human rights.
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• Wrap-up and closing – 2014
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio Okay. Please stay for a little longer.
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• Children in the digital age – How to balance their right to freedom and their right to be protected? – WS 04 2019
  ...mages/d/de/Proposals_for_2019_2018-12-04_01_final_web_IDs_ver1.pdf list of all proposals as pdf]<br /><br /> ...fers huge opportunities to exercise their rights to freedom of expression, access to information, and participation in society. But at the same time they may
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• Culture, copyright and the future of access to digital content in Europe – WS 02 2013
  *Sarah Kelly, The Coalition For A Digital Economy *Considering whether access to digital content being regulated by contractual terms and conditions of p
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• The European vision of digital sovereignty: From principles to action – FA 01 Sub 01 2022
  ...ls: [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_31|#31]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_77|#77]]<br /><br /> ...d affiliation will be published at the respective wiki page of the session for transparency reasons. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mai
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• Keynote 01 2021
  29 June 2021 | 14:15-14:45 | Studio Bruges, streamed to all locations | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Video recording | link=https://yo * Roberto Viola, Director General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission (15')
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• Confronting the digital divide (1) – Internet access and/as human rights for minorities – WS 02 2016
  ...bilities, migrants, refugees or other disadvantaged or excluded groups) to access the internet and, once online, to be able to participate fully in the onlin ...points and the means to fully engage with, and enjoy services once online) for minorities, broadly defined. The session will consider themes such as:
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• E-Participation and development – a better Internet for digitally active citizens 3.0 – WS 02 2011
  ...nt sites – YouTube, etc.) have recently been recognized as important tools for distributed reporting. ...oved: access to the technology as well access to the content are essential for digitally active citizens.
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• Recent studies on accessing educational content – WS 11 2021
  ...5]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_60|#60]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_76|#76]]<br /><br /> ...and affiliation being published on the respective wiki page of the session for transparency. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mailman/lis
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• Future of the IGF 2018
  ...a way to make the industry, but also governments feel that it is important for them to participate in IGF initiatives and processes; more focus on ‘hot� ''This text is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov
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• Consolidated programme 2023
  | class="preevent-width_4 no-border break_23" colspan="4" | Registration for onsite participants ...evidence – Pre 01 2023 | '''Pre 1:''' Expanding access to Information for All through good evidence]] (90')<br />''UNESCO''
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• Opening session: Internet for democracy – a tool, a trap or what? – 2011
  ...le tool for “people’s power” – and what else is needed for its victory? Is access to the Internet a fundamental right, or an optional extra that the governme * Jasna Matić, State Secretary for Digital Agenda, Republic of Serbia
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• Open access to public sector information, transparency and open source in public sector procurement, open government data – WS 02 2012
  *Karin Hallerby, The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional growth ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio
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• The three musketeers of ICT for development: Access, inclusion and empowerment – WS 02 2014
  Access, Inclusion and Empowerment == Public Access to ICTs ==
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• Principles of “network neutrality” and policies for an open Internet – PL 03 2010
  ...nternet? What are the key principles for equal access and key requirements for maintaining a functional Web? How to define what is (non-)appropriate manag * Ivan Brincat, Directorate General for Information Society and the Media, DG INFSO – B.1: Electronic Communicati
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• Sovereignty of states and the role and obligations of governments in the global multi-stakeholder Internet environment – WS 06 2010
  ...ear it? If Internet governance entails a system of shared responsibilities for a common global resource, how does the concept of sovereignty reflect this ...tion which have negative impact in another as well as state responsibility for action taken by private actors, under a standard of due diligence.
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• Children and social media – opportunities and risks, rules and responsibilities – WS 05 2010
  * Javier Garcia, Madrid Office of the Ombudsman for Children * Children are not always aware of all the positive opportunities of the Internet or of the threats to their right
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• Business innovation, future technologies and services: Opportunities and challenges for businesses, users and regulators – PL 03 2012
  *Pedro Veiga, President of the Portuguese Foundation for National Scientific Computation ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio
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• Keynote 03 2022
  *Urge to enhance the guarantees for users to safeguard individual and collective digital rights. ...n the digital world. This can be applied cross-border and can be the basis for development of further legislation.
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• What’s up in the Netherlands? – Opening 2019
  ''This text, document, or file is based on live transcription. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), captioning, and/or live transcription are prov ...ur stakeholders in it, just to get you to warm up, to warm up and be awake for the next slots.
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• Internet fragmentation: what’s next? – TOPIC 02 Sub 01-02 2023
  ...2]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_29|#29]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_41|#41]]<br /><br /> '''Please provide name and institution for all people you list here.'''
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• Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 2 – FA 02 2022
  ...mage:Icon_transcript_20px.png | Transcript | link=Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 2 – FA 02 2022#Transcript]]<br /> To agree in consent on the Messages we foresee 30 min at the end of each day for each Focus Area.
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• Consolidated programme 2021
  ...eting again. As much as we would have loved to meet in Trieste, the safety for everyone involved is an absolute priority. | class="a-a-l category" | '''[[:Category:Access and literacy 2021 | Access & literacy]]'''
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• Principles, policies and practices – Gleanings from the 2011 work on Internet governance principles – PL 07 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...civil society, APCs were there, there’s principles from Dynamic Coalitions for Internet Rights and Principles, there are several from the Internet Society
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• Open mic: COVID-19 in retrospective – Pre 10 2021
  ...2]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_88|#88]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_95|#95]]<br /><br /> ...and affiliation being published on the respective wiki page of the session for transparency. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mailman/lis
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• Criminal justice on the Internet – identifying common solutions – WS 4 2017
  Digital investigations are not all about cybercrime or internet enabled crime anymore. Almost every real life What are the legal and ad-hoc solutions for solving the problem of obtaining digital evidence? How do law enforcement c
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• Protecting citizens in times of crisis – TOPIC 01 Sub 03 2023
  ...ls: [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_26|#26]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_50|#50]]<br /><br /> ...uld apply in times of conflict or access to platforms should be restricted all together. The Covid19 health crisis equally sparked waves of hate speech an
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• The Role of IXP (Internet Exchange Points) in Internet governance – WS 07 2014
  The Internet has become increasingly the key infrastructure and platform for social, political and economic activities. This implies strong dependency o ...that maintains and enhances the capability of the Internet as a key driver for innovation and economic growth.
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• The Internet in 2020? – PL 05 2010
  ...e information? How will users communicate with each other? What challenges for human rights, rule of law and democracy? What will be the business opportun ...keep the Internet user-centric, supporting the end-to-end principle so as for it to constitute no barriers to innovation. Europe’s “systemic barrier�
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• Your IG ecosystem may be out of date. Please check for updates – WS 04 2016
  ...art Two in the session description) would be an interactive dialogue among all participants: ...d Development. (2014) - [https://www.oecd.org/sti/ieconomy/oecd-principles-for-internet-policy-making.pdf Here]
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• Digital broadcast merging with Internet services – How will the media ecosystem change? – WS 06 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...ody. My name is Mats Akerlund from Swedish Radio, and I am the focal point for this workshop together with Johan Wahlberg from Swedish Television sitting
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• Wrap-up, reporting-in, take aways and conclusions – 2010
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...sessions from workshops where we couldn’t all attend all the workshops at all times, so we want to know a little bit more about that.
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• Cross border e-Identification – WS 07 2022
  Proposals: [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_21|#21]]<br /><br /> ...d affiliation will be published at the respective wiki page of the session for transparency reasons. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mai
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• Opening session – What is the public and economic value of the Internet for Europe? – 2010
  ...regarding European priorities and perspectives for the Internet as a space for democracy, economic growth and public value. Open dialogue between round-ta * Visho Ajazi Lika, Deputy Minister for Innovation and the Technology of Information and Communication of Albania
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• International access to research content and sensitive data – WS 08 2021
  ...08s]] | [[image:Icon_transcript_20px.png | Transcript | link=International access to research content and sensitive data – WS 08 2021#Transcript]]<br /> ...0]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_57|#57]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_65|#65]]<br /><br />
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• Digital society at stake – Europe and the future of the Internet – PL 01 2014
  ...common principles of and approaches to a sound Internet Governance agenda for Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals. ...jointly developed through common efforts and what it is going to take for all the parties to engage in meaningful cooperation to bridge the existing and
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• Wrap-up & conclusions (including feedback from remote participants) – 2011
  ...l, Swiss Federal Office of Communication, Representatives from Sweden, and all stakeholdergroups (youth, business, civil society) ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio
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• Doing everything online – mental wellbeing vs. digital addiction effects on human interaction – WS 13 2021
  ...9]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_94|#94]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021#prop_97|#97]]<br /><br /> ...and affiliation being published on the respective wiki page of the session for transparency. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mailman/lis
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• Zero rating what is it? – WS 07 2016
  *dates for virtual meetings or coordination calls ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio
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• Let’s promote the European vision for digital governance and cooperation in the UN! – Pre 05 2023
  ...]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_51|#51]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_60|#60]]<br /><br /> ...he workshop will focus primarily on i) the UN Secretary-General's proposal for a Global Digital Compact (GDC) to be agreed and launched at the UN Summit o
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• How to serve the public interest? – PL 01 2013
  *Jimmy Schulz, German Parliamentarian for the liberal Free Democratic Party ...keholder interests in order to bring benefits of free and open Internet to all.
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• Multistakeholder approach to fighting cybercrime and safeguarding cyber security – PL 05 2013
  *Tatiana Tropina, Max-Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law *Nicolas von zur Mühlen, Max-Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law
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• Keynote speech of the H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden on children on the Internet – 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...t session of day two, which will be focusing on children and youth online. For two days, I’ve been spending time with the Nordic Youth delegation that h
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• When Universal acceptance meets Digital inclusion – WS 06 2023
  ...inguistic diversity to ensure meaningful access and full participation for all? ...challenges. Integrating native languages into digital spaces is essential for the preservation and revitalization of cultural heritage. Creating digital
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• Delay Tolerant Networks – Building Interplanetary Internet – WS 08 2022
  ...ls: [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_78|#78]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_79|#79]]<br /><br /> ...d affiliation will be published at the respective wiki page of the session for transparency reasons. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mai
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• Models to support investment in the network infrastructure in Europe: what is the way forward? – WS 01 2023
  Proposals: [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023#prop_30|#30]]<br /><br /> ...se proposals, such as the risk of internet fragmentation, increasing costs for users, and possible degradation of the Internet experience. The discussion
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• National debates on Internet governance – 2010
  ...licy makers. EuroDIG provides a common European focal point, in particular for their coordination and promotion. ...onal models and origins (civil society, institutions, business sector etc) all of which are based on a multi-stakeholder approach to dialogue (i.e. not to
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• Community connectivity – empowering the unconnected – WS 03 2017
  ...ating how communities can take action and establish a sustainable Internet access model at local level. Internet access, connectivity, community networks, community hubs, Internet adoption, local
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• Intellectual property rights in the digital environment – PL 01 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio ...afternoon. The time has changed from 3:45 to 3:15. It's still in room 202 for those participating.
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• A new European regulatory regime: What are the Dos and Don’ts? – FA 02 Sub 01 2022
  ...7]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_49|#49]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_55|#55]]<br /><br /> ...d affiliation will be published at the respective wiki page of the session for transparency reasons. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mai
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• Privacy, anonymity and identity – PL 04 2011
  ...ns is essential not only for the safety and security of citizens, but also for building confidence and trust in such applications. Governments, therefore, ...ernet to function, to be used to provide services, and to act as a channel for commerce, it is necessary to identify who you are dealing with. This raises
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• Neutrality across the ICT value-chain: from Networks to Platforms – WS 03 2014
  ...rmediaries have emerged as Internet “points of control”, allowing users to access and use the Internet and thereby exercise their rights to benefit from the ...this latter extent, research conducted by the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications [http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/sites/digital
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• The rules of the digital world – economy versus human rights – PL 03 2016
  ...d new services which challenge traditional industries leading them to call for regulatory intervention. The European Union and many European countries are How do liability protections for Internet companies, implemented by EU and Council of Europe member states,
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• Universal acceptance – is the Internet reaching the people it needs to? – WS 06 2018
  Then we open the floor for questions from the audience to the panelists as well as contributions on ot Depending on time, room will be provided for final remarks by each panelist.
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• Security as a multistakeholder model – WS 06 2013
  ...hould be a multistakeholder model and therefore a shared responsibility of all stakeholders. ...' The Internet has become increasingly the key infrastructure and platform for social, political and economic activities. This implies strong dependency o
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• The Domain Name System – How it works – EDU 02 2018
  ...ctical examples (bring your laptop!), you will also learn how your request for a domain name travels through the infrastructure. We will also show you wha ...ast approximately 60 min including practical exercises, followed by 30 min for Q&A and discussions. Pointers to policy issues and legislative developments
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• Intelligent risk management for children and youths in the digital age – WS 05 2014
  ...s and other adults' duties to care and educate intelligent risk management for children and youths in the digital world must build on different pillars, i ...ot produced sufficiently by conventional business models; public subsidies for positive content are needed. Young people themselves shall be empowered as
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• International Cooperation on Criminal Justice in Cyberspace: Where we are and where are we heading to? – FA 02 Sub 03 2022
  ...4]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_65|#65]] [[List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022#prop_72|#72]]<br /><br /> ...d affiliation will be published at the respective wiki page of the session for transparency reasons. Please subscribe to the [https://list.eurodig.org/mai
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• Cross-border cybercrime jurisdiction under cloud computing – WS 01 2010
  ...European level; and third, to identify and put forward possible solutions for future policies in this area. ...forward should include reference to: development of policies and guidance for LEAs to carry out trans-border criminal investigations, multistakeholder co
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• Digital citizenship – PL 06 2012
  ''This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communicatio We have time for a few examples to illustrate the wide scope of issues that are relevant in
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• IPv6 transition – business impact and governance issues – WS 04 2010
  * Pedro Veiga, Foundation for National Scientific Computing ...art immediately was made. It was asked whether this will be a new occasion for the industry to perform a better business cost and opportunity analysis.
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• The privacy standards that we want – WS 01 2011
  * Nevena Ruzić, Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection (Serbia) A common feature that was underlined for both issues is the need to raise awareness of users’ rights and responsib
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• How to turn challenges into opportunities for education transformation? – WS 10 2020
  ...ipt_20px.png | Transcript | link=How to turn challenges into opportunities for education transformation? – WS 10 2020#Transcript]] | [[image:Icons_forum The global spread of coronavirus has created a fruitful ground for cyber-criminals to profit from hacking and cybercrime, and attacks are like
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• Digital citizenship, integration and participation – WS 12 2017
  ...r present an obstacle. But still we face problems relating to the digital access, which is key component in understanding digital citizenship. Therefore we ...itizens, how can you define the level of e-accessibility in your country? (access to resources, government services, online contributions through social netw
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• European and national priorities for Internet governance: Towards a pan-European agenda 2020 – Opening Session 2011
  Converging regulations for converging markets (telecom industry, services, content) and roles and resp *Milan Janković, Director, Republic Agency for Electronic Communications
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• Setting the scene: What impact does Internet governance have on our lives? Internet governance from a European perspective – Opening Session 2011
  *Nebojsa Vasiljević, Assistant Minister for Information Society ...mbers at meetings of the IGF are growing, yet it still remains a challenge for participants to explicitly influence decision-makers’ agendas. The IGF wa
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