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• Your Freedom of Expression vs. mine? Who is in control? – WS 10 2018
  We also need to ask, who are those setting limits and controlling our ability to express ourselves f The Remote Moderator is in charge of facilitating participation via digital channels such as WebEx
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• Who is affected by the NIS2 Directive and what it means to the fight against online harms. – Pre 07 2024
  ...database. This session will take a broad ecosystem approach to explore who is impacted by Article 28, and what the directive means for cross-industry col The conversation seeks to unpack what level of cross-industry collaboration is implied in the directive, and how stakeholders from the DNS value chain may
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• WS 10 2018
  #REDIRECT [[Your Freedom of Expression vs. mine? Who is in control? – WS 10 2018]]
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• Pre 07 2024
  #REDIRECT [[Who is affected by the NIS2 Directive and what it means to the fight against onlin
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• Welcome to YOUthDIG & Introduction to Internet Governance – YOUthDIG 2024 webinar 01
  ..., who will give an introduction to Internet Governance, and Daniele Turra, who will introduce youth participation in Internet Governance. YOUthDIGers are
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• Frogans Project (by OP3FT) – 2015
  The aim of the session is to give an overview of the Frogans technology Who can develop on top of Frogans technology?<br>
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• How to participate
  ...rdinators of a particular working group, please check the section [[who is who]] or visit the corresponding section.
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• About
  ...h sesssion at the event is organised by multistakeholder groups. This wiki is the working tool of the organising tools. Here you can follow and join the ...er Europe. EuroDIG is a network which is open to all European stakeholders who are interested in contributing to an open and interactive discussion on IG
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• Andrus Ansip, Vice President of the European Commission – 2016
  As the world becomes ever more interconnected and globalised, there is little that the internet has not touched or transformed. How this global resource is governed in the future will affect how we use it, and how it evolves.
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• Meeting with Startups PART I – YOUthDIG 2018
  '''<big>Influencer Marketing</big>''' ''is the first influencer marketing company in Georgia that specializes in campa ''Our Mission is to disrupt the Georgian advertisement market with innovative strategies and
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• Follow-up. Cybersecurity: bringing the puzzle together – 2015
  This is a follow-up session to the '''WS 5 Cybersecurity: bringing the puzzle toge ...ss the issue of cybersecurity, how much state intervention is needed, what is the role of the private sector and civil society in this field. The format
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• Call for expressions of interest for financial support to attend SEEDIG and EuroDIG
  ...ders to attend the SEEDIG and EuroDIG meetings in Sofia, on 3-5 June. This is thanks to a last-minute contribution from the IGF Support Association. *if financial support for travel is requested, an estimation of the costs involved.
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• FAQs
  == What is SEEDIG? == ...stands for “South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance” and it is a framework for open, inclusive and informal dialogue on Internet governanc
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• A celebration of youth voices in Internet Governance – Pre 07 2022
  ...to how young people participate in this field, in order to get other youth who are new to the field inspired to become more active. Secondly, to make othe ...om different regions, to ensure the internet governance discussion process is inclusive with the voice of the youth.
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• YOUthDIG 2022 webinar 01
  ...vá who will give an introduction to Internet Governance and Dimitar Lilkov who will give an introduction to European Digital Policies. We will then go int ...n/welcome-to-eurid/publications/content-corner/ Information about what .eu is about]
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• Youth Guide to Smart Cities, the Environment, and the Internet – Pre 12 2021
  Hear from subject matter experts, youth advocates, and internet users who have all been affected by the intersection of the internet and the environm ...lso on transportation, utilities, and public spaces. A smart city approach is rapidly being adopted across much of Europe through initiatives such as the
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• Wrap-up 2018
  ...ity and may not be a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...u 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 people involve
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• YOUthDIG 2024
  The Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance (YOU^thDIG) is a yearly pre-event to the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG ...p>DIG participants who design the programme for the upcoming edition. This is a chance to reflect and improve the programme from last editions, build fur
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• Who is affected by the NIS2 Directive and what it means to the fight against online harms. – Pre 07 2024
  ...database. This session will take a broad ecosystem approach to explore who is impacted by Article 28, and what the directive means for cross-industry col The conversation seeks to unpack what level of cross-industry collaboration is implied in the directive, and how stakeholders from the DNS value chain may
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• GIPO: what is the sustainable governance model for Internet Policy Observatory? – Pre 04 2017
  ...ernet Policy Observatory (GIPO), an initiative of the European Commission, is an online tool to help monitor developments on Internet policy around the w ...nce models for GIPO and other Internet Policy Observatories. The objective is to highlight the benefits –as well as the challenges– of sustaining Obs
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• Knowing. The future of the Internet and how to reboot it – 2016
  ...nd summoning new energies as well as reaching out to larger constituencies who have vested interests in the status quo. ...rces in mind. It is time to ensure that Internet remains for everyone and is re-booted for what it has the potential to do: to empower people by sharing
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• Opening the black box – How technology and policy shape the internet? – Edu 01 2019
  ...where does your data travel, how do technology choices change it and what is the impact of public policy on this big machine. ...t destination? But even more importantly, how many traces do you leave and who can see your footprints along the digital highway.
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• The post-apocalyptic world without IPv6 – Flash 05 2019
  ...ex the existing few IPv4 addresses. What can we do to boost IPv6 adoption? Who needs to be ultimately responsible for driving this necessary change? This session is accessible for non-technical people, and a small technical introduction wil
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• Cybersecurity: bringing the puzzle together – WS 05 2015
  ...ss the issue of cybersecurity, how much state intervention is needed, what is the role of the private sector and civil society in this field. The format ...back together to discuss their findings under the main overarching theme "who and how should address cybersecurity issue". Here each group can deliver th
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• Youth Funding
  Who can apply: PhD, Postdoctoral and Belgian researchers studying at a Flemish *Who can apply: youth organisations, informational groups of young people or oth
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• EU Accessibility Directive – Flash 07 2023
  ...ty in the digital society. With increasing attention in society, the field is also a source of abundant new job opportunities. Education, legislation, an ...offer to meet future requirements and how to prepare future professionals who strive to create a digital world accessible to all.
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• Online social media – governance issues from a user perspective – PL 02 2009
  ...s registered in online social networks. Moreover, there question was asked who, if anyone, should be concerned with their governance? The interactive and ...ing what is public and what is private on social networks. For many, there is the perception of the Internet as a public space. This uncertainty led one
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• Welcome, Introduction to Internet Governance & EU Digital Policies – YOUthDIG 2023 webinar 01
  ...who will give an introduction to Internet Governance, and Dr. Esteve Sanz, who will conduct an introduction to European Digital Policies. YOUthDIGers are * What is your understanding of this initiative and how do you think it will change t
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• YOUthDIG 2019
  ...Governance ([http://www.eurodig.org/index.php?id=408 YOU^thDIG]) is the youth programme of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance ([https The [[YOUthDIG 2019 programme|'''agenda''']] is work in progress and will be shaped by former YoutDIGers.
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• National Internet laws – what impact for online startups? – 2015
  ...in wider Europe have attracted attention from civil rights groups but what is the impact on the startup environment in these countries? ...This 30-minute flash event will feature Internet entrepreneurs and experts who will explain and discuss how national Internet laws have impacted online st
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• Webinar-participating-at-eurodig-and-connecting-locally
  '''The question we want to address is: how can we include the 245 applicants who did not receive funding?''' ...d 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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• The Internet – critical to our lives: are we sure it’s reliable? – WS 03 2009
  ...in mind that one country’s network can impact another’s)? If the Internet is considered as critical information infrastructure, what does that mean for ...technical and economic requirements for connecting the billions of people who are not yet connected, the importance of education and awareness raising an
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• YOUthDIG 2018
  ...Governance ([http://www.eurodig.org/index.php?id=715 YOU^thDIG]) is the youth programme of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance ([https *Is between 18-30 years old;
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• Introduction to Internet governance (“What is Internet governance and why should I care?”)
  ...ion in European and global Internet governance debates and processes, this is still at a relatively low level compared to the participation of stakeholde In this context, the introductory session of the SEEDIG is aimed at promoting a better understanding of Internet governance among part
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• Göran Marby, CEO and President of ICANN – Key 04 2017
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be As you know, this is the last keynote, or the fourth keynote of EuroDIG. And it will be followed
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• Personal and professional privacy – WS 02 2009
  ...ction, there were two situations in which the informed consent of the user is required: ...ecting this personal information, and if and how much personal information is being transferred to third parties (e.g. which and how many companies, enti
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• Thorbjørn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe – 2016
  The strength of the internet lies in its open and free nature. This is the source of its immense power for positive change. And, of course, economically: there is no knowledge economy without the internet. According to one study I read re
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• The Internet of 2020: Future services – future challenges – WS 06 2009
  ...ually we do not know how the Internet looks like even in 2010. However, it is certain that it will change and many aspects of it are going to be differen ...Things” is the same as RFID enabled technologies. The “Internet of Things” is much more than RFID.
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• Wrap up 2017
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...eople who took badges over the course of the past three days, and everyone who participated remotely. Without all of you engaging in this dialog, it would
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• Youth empowerment – WS 02 2015
  The main aim of the session is to look at the notion of empowerment from different points of view and try ''*'''Who is who''':''
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• Programme overview 2013
  | 18:30 '''Flash 6'''<br />Is the porous garden scenario becoming reality? ..._pay_for_content%3F_–_PL_06_2013|'''PL 6:''' Who makes money with content? Who should pay for content?]]
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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
  ...e measure to secure the DNS and ensure that the foundation of the Internet is strong: ...aphic keys used in Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC). DNSSEC is a technology that was developed to, among other things, protect against dom
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• YOUthDIG 2020
  The Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance (YOUthDIG) is a yearly pre-event to the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG Due to the spread of COVID-19 no face-to-face YOUthDIG is possible. Instead we will conduct a webinar series with all selected partic
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• South Eastern European Dialogue (SEEDIG)
  ...pload/eurodig_Sofia/SEEDIG_2015_-_meeting_report.pdf '''meeting report'''] is available. ...th European Dialogue on Internet Governance – EuroDIG (4-5 June 2015), and is organised by a committee representing various stakeholder groups from the r
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• European policy options for digital access and inclusion – WS 09 2015
  This session is a European oriented version of the UN IGF initiative "Policy Options for Co #Unresolved issues where further multistakeholder cooperation is needed
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• Social inclusion and equal participation
  ...inclusion for students with disabilities or print disabled students. Why? Is Europe preparing to switch-off the TextBooks?</span> ...ublic with special needs in reading, the "eTextBooks" can be the step that is missing to remove this group from the classification of "Vulnerable People"
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• Closing of the day 20 June 2023
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. The Geneva Internet platform is with us to bring together these discussions and tomorrow she will be presen
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• High Level Group on Internet Governance (multistakeholder open session) – Pre 12 2020
  ...mal way on a wide range of issues related to Internet governance. The goal is to guide the European Commission in developing European priorities for Inte The HLIG meeting is chaired by the European Commission and divided in two sessions;
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• Open mic session 2018
  ...ity and may not be a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...moment where the community actually has the voice. And since the open mic is not really in the middle but somewhere hidden behind this column I would li
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• Call for expressions of interest for a fellowship at the IGF Secretariat
  ...accepted through national and regional IGF initiatives, '''and preference is given to nominees from least developed countries, developing countries and '''Stakeholders from South Eastern Europe''' who have a strong interest in Internet governance and would like to be consider
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• European Tech/Cyber Diplomacy & Group presentation preparations – YOUthDIG 2023 webinar 02
  ...dt, an international art curator and CEO of the TechDiplomacy.org network, who will introduce attendees to the concept of European Tech Diplomacy. In toda This is followed by a session on Cyber Diplomacy led by Pavlina Pavlova, a public p
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• “Addictiveness” of digital devices and applications? Impact on individuals and society – approaches and chances for regulation – BigStage 2021
  ...should the issue be approached, what are the chances of regulating it and who has the responsibility for protecting users, especially children, from the ...tic and may even meet the criteria of behavioural disorder, but how common is it, after all, and what else should we know about the seductive power of th
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• YOUthDIG 2022 webinar 04
  ...together the priorities and visions from young people from all over Europe who come from difficult cultural, academic and professional backgrounds and sec ...-it-ethical-183394 Tech firms are making computer chips with human cells - is it ethical?]
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• NRI ASSEMBLY – Pre 04 2019
  It is meanwhile a tradition that European National and Regional Internet Governan In addition, the EuroDIG Secretariat is interested to hear what a new EuroDIG website should offer in oder to creat
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• YOUthDIG 08 2021
  ...together the priorities and visions from young people from all over Europe who come from difficult cultural, academic and professional backgrounds and sec ...start with clustering the ideas to create four groups of discussion. This is followed by Iteration I, the first discussion round in which participants s
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• Pre 05 2024
  ...and explore these issues. AI which is embedded within these technologies, is only now, gaining regulatory guidance. Do these technologies with their wid ...m members of the IGF Dynamic Coalition on Data Driven Health Technologies, who will get us all thinking about the applications, opportunities and issues s
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• Sandra Hoferichter – Keynote 01 2023
  ...Medienstadt Leipzig e. V., a German not for profit organization which she is chairing since 2020. ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Keynote speech of the H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden on children on the Internet – 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...e the floor to the moderator of the first session of today, Beata Wickbom, who will say a few words and also present the keynote speaker of today.
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• Welcome – 2014
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...ary, honoured guests and participants of EuroDIG 2014, Internet Governance is on the move. More than 700 participants, more than ever before, I think it
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• Thomas Schneider – Keynote 01 2023
  Ambassador Thomas Schneider is leading the Swiss delegation in various fora in the field of digital and in ...o-initiated several dialogue fora on national and international levels. He is currently the chair of the Council of Europe’s Committee on AI (CAI), man
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• Wrap up of EuroDIG 2016 and outlook to the IGF in Mexico
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...l milestone also in a very important part of Internet Governance, and that is, of course, the adoption by the NTIA of their report on the assessment of t
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• The mobile Internet and the app economy – Flash 05 2018
  ...portable devices are the main means of access. Time spent by users on Apps is increasing and already accounts for over 52% of the total time spent on the ...portable devices are the main means of access. Time spent by users on Apps is increasing and already accounts for over 52% of the total time spent on the
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• Messages 2022
  == Focus Area 1 <br />Digital sovereignty – is Europe going in the right direction to keep the Internet safe and open? == ...should also remove barriers for businesses and foster economic growth, as is the case for the EU single market, which strives to harmonise rules across
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• Welcoming address 2017
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be >> GERT AUVAART: It is a real pleasure and honor to welcome you all here in Tallinn, Estonia, for
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• Experiences of Women Coding Classes for contemporary knowledge and equality (master and student perspectives) – Bigstage 01 2022
  ...lgorithms that she helped to develop in EMC Lab and Clear Signal Solutions is used by several tech companies that are part of the EMC Consortium. Besides ...tion and Technology Agency, Rustaveli National Science Foundation etc. She is a member of several professional organizations, such as IEEE, AMS, Women in
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• Next Generation Internet – The future of the Internet – Key 03 2017
  '''Pearse O’Donohue''' is the Acting Director for Future Networks and Head of Unit for Software and S by [https://www.internetsociety.org/who-we-are/people/ms-sally-shipman-wentworth/ '''Sally Shipman Wentworth''', IS
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• Privacy and data protection
  ...al initiatives about the representation and branding of oneself online. It is time to move beyond basic understandings of privacy to develop a more sophi ...olid #00000a;" align="LEFT"|<span style="font-family: Calibri; ">Anonymity is key for free speech and, like any other tool, it may be used also for crime
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• EuroDIG 2020 – FocalPoints
  ...ernance and platform regulation. When not working on telecoms policy, Ross is a keen reader of French and German literature, and he loves to travel (thou ...ion. She currently is involved in the Digital[x] Working Group of CDN, she is the current Eastern European representative on the steering committee of th
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• Open standards, open source
  ...000a;" align="LEFT"|<span style="font-family: Calibri; ">The public sphere is evolving into a predominantly privately owned and commercial space. Young p ...t-family: Calibri; ">On the Theme: Role of Europe as a continent of people who value Liberty, Equality and Oneness in leading the rest of the World to emb
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• YOUthDIG 2021
  ...sons why they use AI to ensure checks and balances from the general public who are targeted by use of these technologies.<br /> *Raw data is the ‘new oil’. In this regard, we encourage platforms to provide access
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• Show and tell: IGF workshops and events – 2008
  ...ers at the IGF in Hyderabad. This informal show and tell session about who is doing what at the IGF in Hyderabad will also give participants an opportuni
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• Welcoming address – 2016
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...m our three hosts. And first of all I’d like to welcome Megan Richards who is a principal advisor at DG CONNECT at the European commission. Welcome, Mega
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• Multistakeholder Internet governance mechanisms/approaches at national level
  ...ensus”. In the realm of Internet governance, a “multistakeholder mechanism is one where all the relevant stakeholders are engaged in making the decisions ...translated into local languages (for example, in some instances, the term is simply narrowed down to mean “multilateralism”). There are ccTLD regist
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• Keynote 03 2020
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. ...his year’s EuroDIG. We’re now going to listen to the youth messages. Those who know EuroDIG know that we have a youth programme dedicated for the youth, f
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• How to facilitate equal access for all? – WS 08 2015
  However, not everyone is able to get online yet. Obstacles include poor Internet infrastructure in r ...g, movement, sight, and cognitive ability." One of the mission of the W3C "is to lead the Web to its full potential to be accessible, enabling people wit
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• Closing the gap between taught skills and practical needs in cyber security – Flash 05 2023
  In this flash session the concept of this cybersecurity hub is introduced. The hub will have a clear goal: How can the recommendations of ...ill be asked to share their view on: What should be the hub’s priorities?; Who should be involved and how can it be rendered rapidly effective?; What topi
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• CyberSecurity is no longer the keyword – Survivability is – Flash 14 2019
  ...older and society afford the risks and consequences of them continuing ‘as is’ ? #The upscaled sophistication & intensification of cyber criminals is ever growing,
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• Digital literacy and skills towards economic and social development – WS 06 2011
  ...asing awareness of the economic and social benefits of being online, there is accordingly, a growing number of initiatives aiming to tackle the digital d ...ion of Internet use by the people (children, youth, parents, teachers). It is acknowledged that the new technology has the power to bring educational con
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• Follow-up. Data protection and privacy in the era of outstanding digitization – 2015
  This is a follow-up session to the Workshop 7 which will be oriented to commenting ...tential. Alongside with all the positives aspects of the Cloud our society is facing a rather important issue concerning data protection of individuals a
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• Digital inclusion – a boon or a bane? – WS 04 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...in this room to be as provacative as possible. This is not technical. This is really putting things to the end, why should we pay for the equipment to do
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• “Fight for the Net” a card game on disinformation and misinformation – Bigstage 06 2022
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. ...nd interventions in the discourse of Internet Governance. Elana, the floor is yours.
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• Lightning talk 01 2018
  ...d implementation of the projects. He does these works pro-bono, because it is his good will to support the sustainable development of Tusheti - his origi ...l Development Policy. He is an experienced lecturer, trainer and presenter who worked with various types of stakeholders. Prior to joining ISET Policy Ins
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• Messages from Belgrade – 2011
  * Secure and affordable access to infrastructure and to content is the basis for a functioning information society. Such access should become ...ll-functioning. Fostering the awareness of all actors who use the internet is also important.
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• Dynamic Coalition (IGF) on Data Driven Health Technologies – Building an onboarding toolkit together – Pre 02 2022
  The session is hosted in collaboration with the United Nations Internet Governance Forum ...lth, mhealth and telemedicine initiatives and internet access. The toolkit is expected to be launched at the IGF meetings, DC DDHT session, in 2022 by hy
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• Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 4 – FA 04 2022
  ...G. The messages are presented to the global Internet Governance Forum that is convened by the United Nations with a view to contributing to global, other ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Presenting Youth Messages – Keynote 02 2019
  The [[YOUthDIG 2019|Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance]] is the youth programme of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance and fea ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.''
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• How can we shape the digital single market together? – Opening plenary 2015
  The European Digital Single Market is a next challenge to provide new opportunities on various levels including j ...for consumers, businesses, and citizens' rights. Another important aspect is how to bridge existing digital gaps between Western and South-Eastern econo
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• Tobias Bornakke – Keynote 06 2023
  ...rnakke, chairman of the Nordic Think Tank for Tech and Democracy, Denmark, is a researcher and co-founder of Analyse & Tal. Tobias holds a PhD in digital ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Internet & democracy – the case of Covid Infodemics – BigStage 2020
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' >> SANDRA HOFERICHTER: We go to the next one, it is about Internet & Democracy: The case of COVID infodemics coming from Italia
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• Building cross-generational legacies between present and future stakeholders – YOUthDIG 07 2022
  The purpose of this workshop is to bridge the gap between newcomers and experienced ones in shaping Interne ...em in their task will be IG experts and practitioners, real living sources who will be interviewed during the session to understand the evolution of Inter
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• Cryptoparty 2019
  ...no experience with or knowledge about Internet privacy. All you need to do is bring your device – a laptop and/or a smartphone and join us! ...backups that are stored offline or unconnected and encrypted in the cloud is the only alternative to preventing losing important files. Local file encry
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• Keynotes & Q&A – 2016
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...o that’s great and congratulations to the team at EuroDIG. Thank you. This is a very we are absolutely thrilled to introduce the next three speakers at E
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• Wrap-up & conclusions (including feedback from remote participants) – 2011
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...ith a few reflections from a few panelists, including the State Secretary, who was just seated, and reflections from you.
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• Andrew Sullivan – Keynote 05 2023
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. In any case, it is wonderful to be here.
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• World Economic Forum – Future of the digital economy and society – Flash 9 2016
  ...f trust. The World Economic Forum's Digital Economy and Society initiative is meant to help businesses, governments, and society navigate the technologic ...the evolution of its strategy to fulfill its mission. The Forum as a whole is shifting its substantive work to focus on multistakeholder initiatives, usi
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• The post-JPA phase: towards a future Internet governance model – PL 03 2009
  ...resources? On what fundamental values and principles should this be based? Is there a “European common view” on this? ...resources? On what fundamental values and principles should this be based? Is there a “European common view” on this?
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• Council of Europe – AI as a risk to enhance discrimination – Pre 06 2019
  ...t is regulating AI in general the right approach, as the use of AI systems is too varied for one set of rules. In different sectors, different values are * AI ethics is important, as it can come down to situations that are critical to people’
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• Encouraging a multilingual Internet – Pre 08 2019
  ...rve to convene members of a small but tenacious community – and anyone who is passionate about promoting greater digital inclusion – to discuss how to This Day 0 Event is an opportunity for the EuroDIG community to discuss current advocacy around
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• Keynotes 02 2018
  ...ity and may not be a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...stration and coordination development. Mr. Yushi Torigoe, please the floor is yours.
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• Wrap-up 2019
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...a little bit quiet, because we have first the host of the IGF and Germany, who I would really like to give the floor to tell us more about what will be ha
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• Terms of service & human rights – Flash 0 2016
  ...d for “Sponsored Stories” and "Social Adverts", or will it go beyond that? Who are the "third party companies", “service providers” and “other partn ...planned interventions, followed by a series of questions. The second part is highly interactive. Participants will engage in an open discussion departin
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• M.I. E-Health – Managing integrated community & sovereign health data for emerging technologies – Are we ready? – BigStage 2020
  ...with data driven technologies. The presenter through a series of questions is seeking insight, observations and stories regarding these developments in D The format for this session is a fireside chat. A small group of guests chatting with the session presente
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• Presentation of YOUthDIG Messages 2023
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. >> NADIA TJAHJA: It is with great joy that for this next session to introduce YOUthDIG. For this,
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• Wrap up by Thomas Schneider – 2023
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. >> THOMAS SCHNEIDER: I take this one, yes, it is already on. Hello, everybody. I will not be long, you will get the messages
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• YOUthDIG 2017
  The Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance (YOU^thDIG) is the youth programme of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance ([https The YOU^thDIG programme is partially shaped by the interests of the chosen participants. According to
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• Children’s rights and protection on the internet – Flash 12 2017
  ...g children's protection through information and communication technologies is a top concern for various international organisations, both at the European ...g children's protection through information and communication technologies is a top concern for various international organisations, both at the European
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• Principles, policies and practices – Gleanings from the 2011 work on Internet governance principles – PL 07 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...ar. If you even looked at the few that were listed in the resources, there is principles from civil society, APCs were there, there’s principles from D
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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
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. ...intervention, I’m going to quickly go through what GEANT is, what the role is and how we’re interacting with the SDGs.
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• Wrap-up 2022
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. >> NADIA TJAHJA: It is my pleasure to introduce you to Jennifer Chung and she’ll present the IGF
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• Wrap-up, reporting-in, take aways and conclusions – 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be Lee and Thomas, please, the floor is yours.
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• Data protection and privacy in the era of outstanding digitization – WS 07 2015
  ...tential. Alongside with all the positives aspects of the Cloud our society is facing a rather important issue concerning '''data protection''' of individ '''''• How is my data protected?'''''
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• Welcome and introductions – 2010
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...next two days, not just here in the room, but also through Internet, this is being webcast, streaming in direct, and we will come up with some interesti
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• Mine, or mined? What can we do about data sovereignty? – Follow up WS 05 2017
  ...how data is used by different actors, businesses and authorities, and what is the value of the data assigned by each of them. The workshop shall also aim ...es have revolved around the question how can the user be protected. Now it is time to ask: how can the user actually benefit from the processing of perso
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• Key note: Fadi Chehadé, CEO & President of ICANN
  Fadi Chehadé is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Internet Corporation for A ...of the IANA functions to the global Internet community. This step forward is the realization of a longtime goal for the United States and a recognition
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• Surveillance, privacy and related topics
  This is a possible cluster of topic proposals. ...protection. We\'ll look at questions like: Which entities are responsible? Who has jurisdiction? Do we need a new concept of jurisdiction and responsibili
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• High Level Group on Internet Governance (HLIG) meeting 2019
  ...mal way on a wide range of issues related to Internet governance. The goal is to guide the European Commission in developing European priorities for Inte The HLIG meeting is chaired by the European Commission and divided in two sessions;
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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
  In the broader context and debate on Internet governance there is a need to better focus and concentrate on issues that matter to the end use ...he Internet and related services are special concerns for young people. It is noteworthy that more and more people are using cloud services without neces
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• Internet economy – usage, roles and new funding models
  ...and public interests of the local government. Also the governing framework is often different for the ccTLDs.</span> ...odels and the Internet -- <br />There is a common view, that the "Internet is for free". Users are not aware of business models which create value e.g. f
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• Cybercrime and cyber security: Public-Private Partnership – WS 04 2009
  ...assure that privacy and freedom of expression are respected while security is enhanced at the same time? ...and blocking is performed by the industry against a list notification and is open to judicial challenge. There was general consensus that child abuse sh
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• How to get involved
  ...rticipate in capacity building events within the Internet policy ecosystem is that there are no clear instructions or set of guidelines and recommends fo ...ance ([http://www.eurodig.org/index.php?id=715 YOU^thDIG]). This is EuroDIG's youth programme, which features a two-day, pre-event track full o
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• IoT – economic opportunities and security challenges. – WS 05 2018
  The Org Team is a group of people shaping the session. Org Teams are open and every interes The moderator is the facilitator of the session at the event. Moderators are responsible for
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• Digital Activism and Privacy – quick fix or long term involvement? – PL 02 2014
  Strictly for youth, young people and young grown-ups only. '''Non-youth is kindly requested to stay outside'''. ...e. However today's representation of actors and agents of digital activism is very imbalanced, regionally disproportional and creating a gender gap. More
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• E-Participation and development – a better Internet for digitally active citizens 3.0 – WS 02 2011
  ...ive tools for dynamic forms of communication, altering the way information is circulated and shared, and affording more agency to users and citizens. Soc ...ks and sharing of best practice; (iii) more inclusion, in particular those who are not connected or disconnected from the Internet, and by considering the
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• Building on a blockchain – EDU 03 2018
  ...chain powered solutions and the future privacy and safety paradigm change, is becoming stronger and clearer. Not only in data governance, but also in wid *‘Blockchain’ is meaningless https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/7/17091766/blockchain-bitcoin-e
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• What’s up in the Netherlands? – Opening 2019
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...happy to hand over the microphone to my boss, my director, Arie van Bellen who has multi-stakeholder cooperation into his veins. From the very beginning o
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• The technological edge in 2030 – What role for technology in society? – Lightning talk 01 2019
  ...g others, and currently works for KPN Telecom in the Netherlands where she is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).'' ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.''
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• Don’t forget silver surfers – Digital inclusion and literacy focused on seniors – Pre 02 2018
  ...tools. Capacity building on digital literacy and digital skills for adults is not just a task of their family or social environment but implies raising a The aim of this session is to discuss how digital inclusion for seniors can be more “inclusive” an
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• Who makes money with content? Who should pay for content? – PL 06 2013
  ...llowing questions: who makes money with whose content, on whose terms? And who pays for this content? ...activities, we need to take into account the fact that there are creators who do not necessarily want to make money out of their content and they should
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• Wrap-up: Reporting-in and conclusions – 2013
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...derators, Rapporteurs, focal points, whoever, one person from the workshop who will do the quick two-, three-minute reporting in, to come close here.
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• Keynote: Marina Kaljurand, Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia – 2015
  ...of Estonia to the European Union and to the OECD. As of 1 August 2014, she is the Estonian National Expert at the United Nations Group of Governmental Ex ...of the National Coat of Arms, III class, by the President of Estonia. She is fluent in Estonian, English and Russian.
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• Welcome and opening 2013
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...main reason that ISOC Portugal is a cohost of the organisation of EuroDIG is because we believe in the stakeholder model for Internet Governance. And th
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• Open mic: COVID-19 in retrospective – Pre 10 2021
  ...facilitate an exchange that is as encompassing as possible. Our major goal is to provide a platform and voice for every demographic and stakeholder group The Org Team is a group of people shaping the session. Org Teams are open and every interes
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• Future of the IGF 2018
  ...has to find a way to make the industry, but also governments feel that it is important for them to participate in IGF initiatives and processes; more fo ...t decisions, in order to convey a stronger general perception that the IGF is relevant.
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• Wrap-up and closing – 2014
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be >> There is no break.
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• Copyright reform in Europe – expectations and reality, benefit or harm? – Pre 01 2018
  ...ting expectations of policy makers will be met, which poses the question – is this the right way to improve the situation of authors? * Rights holders and authors – who wins?
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• Stefan Lindström – Keynote 04 2023
  Stefan Lindström, Finnish Ambassador for Digital Affairs, is a result-driven business advisor, networker and diplomat with 20+ years of ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Welcome 2021
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. >> HAGUE STUDIO: Last year we also hosted, three times in a row is a lot. I pass it on to Berlin.
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• Security as a multistakeholder model – WS 06 2013
  ...e and on the services and applications that use the Internet. Therefore it is essential to maintain stability, reliability, security and trust in the Int ...articipants identified that the main challenge to improve overall security is to involve all stakeholders - especially on all levels / different sectors
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• Internet as a platform for innovation and development of new business models – WS 03 2010
  The sharing of (cultural) content and its digitalization is important. Enabling access to digital content on the Internet from any and ...d specifically cultural content and cultural heritage. The challenge ahead is how to provide for an environment that allows the development of a sustaina
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• Gender in the immersive digital future – a new matriarchy? – BigStage 2020
  ...atriarchy?” is an exciting video, prepared within COMPACT project. COMPACT is a Coordination and Support Action funded by the European Commission under f ...bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2018-10-16/amazon-s-gender-biased-algorithm-is-not-alone
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• Privacy and surveillance
  ...protection. We\'ll look at questions like: Which entities are responsible? Who has jurisdiction? Do we need a new concept of jurisdiction and responsibili ...on all levels. Can we hammer out a universal solution and make sure there is no Peeping Tom around? What kind of instrument could be crafted on the inte
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• YOUthDIG 2022
  ...ing their use and impact in sectors of the economy where their application is still in its inception, such as (but not limited to) administration, agricu The Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance (YOUthDIG) is a yearly pre-event to the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG
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• Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 3 – FA 03 2022
  ...G. The messages are presented to the global Internet Governance Forum that is convened by the United Nations with a view to contributing to global, other ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Child protection and child empowerment: Two sides of the same coin? – WS 01 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be No, we are not starting? There is a whole bunch of people entering the room. There will be five speakers in t
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• Children and social media – opportunities and risks, rules and responsibilities – WS 05 2010
  * Young people who are most at risk from online harm are those who are most at risk from offline harm. '''Responsibilities (who needs to act?)'''
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• Steps to realising equal access for all – 2015
  ...nd development to them. Furthermore the session will look at the work ISOC is facilitating to provide internet access in rural areas as well as providing ...f Robobraille, a tool that converts documents in accessible formats - this is a good example of the Internet like an accessible tool itself.</p>
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• Welcome 2020
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...what are the key point for a successful EuroDIG? First, the bottom‑up part is the patience process of organizing the sessions. Second, the interactivity
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• Building a Digital Society: e-Estonia – Key 01 2017
  ...iatives for development of digital government and society in Estonia. Siim is one of the founders of Estonia’s groundbreaking e-Residency programme. ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be
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• Digital information literacy as a modern civic skill – a Finnish perspective – WS 02 2023
  ...formation literacy and finding remedies to counter misleading information. Is this still the case? Finland is frequently hailed as a global forerunner in information literacy and findin
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• Blockchain technology and internet governance – Edu 3 2017
  ...of the exciting yet largely misunderstood aspects of blockchain technology is smart contracts and decentralised apps (DApps). This interactive learning e ...l in the sense that people will get to learn how the blockchain technology is being advocated for and suggested by some to be a new stage in Internet evo
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• Business innovation, future technologies and services: Opportunities and challenges for businesses, users and regulators – PL 03 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be >> OLA BERGSTROM: We will now jump right into the last session of today. This is business innovation, future technologies and services.
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• Privacy, anonymity and identity – PL 04 2011
  Guaranteeing privacy and data protection in state-sponsored applications is essential not only for the safety and security of citizens, but also for bu ...h. This raises a number of questions such as how much personal information is needed, what happens to that personal information once provided, and what c
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• Data Retention: human rights vs. government demands through telecom market regulation? – WS 03 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...operty rights in the environment. I think data retention is a subject what is at least as touchy for many people for many users concerned about privacy a
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• Opening session: Internet for democracy – a tool, a trap or what? – 2011
  ...sable 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 g ...ce on these issues as we can. (…) the Internet is under threat and freedom is under threat, and we in Europe have to stand up for the freedoms of the wor
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• Shattered Neutrality: Internet at Crossroads of War and Geopolitics – TOPIC 01 Sub 01 2023
  Kindly note that it may take a while until the Org Team is formed and starts working. ...e into the multifaceted ways in which the internet not only influences but is also profoundly influenced by the turbulent dynamics of warfare. Join us fo
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• Digital broadcast merging with Internet services – How will the media ecosystem change? – WS 06 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...r with Johan Wahlberg from Swedish Television sitting there. This workshop is about media and the Internet. I will immediately leave this floor and the w
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• Sovereignty of states and the role and obligations of governments in the global multi-stakeholder Internet environment – WS 06 2010
  ...tional nature of the Internet give rise to in the international community? Is there an obligation in international relations to protect and preserve the ...t was reported that the Icelandic Modern Media Initiative (http://www.immi.is/?l=en) aims at finding ways to strengthen freedom of expression and informa
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• Policy and decision-making and multi-stakeholderism – international, national and regional experiences. Is there an European vision? – PL 04 2010
  ...es support the idea of multi-stakeholderism on a global level. Where there is no tradition of consultation outside the spheres of government, countries h Multi-stakeholderism is in a way a confrontation between different models of democracy: the represe
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• NRI Assembly – European contribution to global IG process – 2017
  '''Until 30 April 2017.''' Please try out new interactive formats. EuroDIG is about dialogue not about statements, presentations and speeches. Workshops ...e offers an opportunity to European NRIs to showcase their work. As Europe is the continent with the largest number of NRIs, this brings it to the forefr
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• Intelligent risk management for children and youths in the digital age – WS 05 2014
  # Positive Content production shall be encouraged. It is not produced sufficiently by conventional business models; public subsidies ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be
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• Keynote 02 and YouthDIG Messages 2021
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. >> THOMAS SCHNEIDER: Let’s go to Belgrade. How is life there this morning.
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• Consolidated programme 2018
  ...c-c-o" rowspan="2" | [[Is GDPR still a mystery? – EDU 01 2018|'''EDU 1''': Is GDPR still a mystery?]]<br />EVENT ROOM | [[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Y ...here: how to deal with emerging problems? – WS 02 2018|'''WS 2''': Privacy is everywhere: how to deal with emerging problems?]]<br />MASTER ROOM | [[imag
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• How I am affected by Internet Governance – 2017
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...o do it. He said there are two microphones. One is there and the other one is there. If you want to speak, queue up behind the microphones. And we take r
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• DNS quo vadis – addressing challenges and the future functionality of the DNS – WS 04 2018
  ...it is an important question who is making the critical decisions, and also who will be left behind. Taking on board this host of challenges to the nature * Who will shape those changed, and how will they impact on users?
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• New media: Freedoms and responsibilities – PL 03 2011
  ...media are fundamentally different and still difficult to define. But what is so “new” and “different” about them? They are no longer one-to-many The format of this plenary is interactive discussion with the audience.
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• Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 2 – FA 02 2022
  ...G. The messages are presented to the global Internet Governance Forum that is convened by the United Nations with a view to contributing to global, other ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• The privacy standards that we want – WS 01 2011
  ...ct privacy with regards to new IT development and irrespective of where it is used. Eurodig can discuss the shapes of legal frameworks to come, addressin A common feature that was underlined for both issues is the need to raise awareness of users’ rights and responsibilities (i.e. t
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• Will users’ trust impact on transnational data flows? – PL 01 Part 1 2016
  ...t alone understanding how their data is processed or even knowing where it is actually stored. * How is digitization transforming the economy and the society?
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• The Domain Name System – How it works – EDU 02 2018
  This is a basic training on how the domain name system (DNS) works. The training ex ...to the address you are looking for. You will understand that the internet is not “the cloud” but runs on pretty hard infrastructure. By means of pra
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• Messages from Stockholm – 2012
  The over-arching question of the 2012 EuroDIG '''“Who sets the rules for the Internet?”''' mainly concerned the balance of (som '''Citizens in the digital world''' – it is necessary to provide end-users with valuable services offered online. There
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• Is GDPR still a mystery? – EDU 01 2018
  ...th data protection newbies as well as privacy veterans to discuss why GDPR is important and what you need to know about it. ...opic of interest about the GDPR. They will shortly explain why their topic is important and why you should care. After this, participants will discuss in
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• Governing cyberspace: How to keep the Internet safe, free and open? – PL 02 2013
  ...ry led to the conclusion that the closest approach to universal regulation is the multistakeholder model which has already generated agreements fostering ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be
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• EuroDIG 2021 – FocalPoints
  ...="2" | [[WS 05 2021|WS 5]] || rowspan="2" | Encryption debate revisited – Is a principle of security through encryption and security despite encryption ...ces exclusively for the research and education community. In this role he is responsible for the delivery of externally funded projects, delivery of pro
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• Wrap Up 2020
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...ar, also from the European Commission, climate, digitalization. I think it is not going to be the last session on that topic. I would encourage all of th
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• Advanced literacy – Basic education for the digital age? – EDU 02 2019
  The focus of this session is on practical tools and methods for providing '''Algorithmic Literacy''' to 10 minutes setting the scene - why algorithmic literacy is necessary<br>
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• Embracing the digital (r)evolution – 2016
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...audience as experts, not just the people on the stage. The official title is Embracing the digital revolution or evolution, because there’s an R in br
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• Understanding the risks of Internet fragmentation – TOPIC 02 Sub 01-02 2023
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• Pasi Hellmann – Keynote 01 2023
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• Accessibility and inclusion – digital participation and democracy for all! – WS 07 2013
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• Your IG ecosystem may be out of date. Please check for updates – WS 04 2016
  ...ficulties as the economy transitions into the digital/online sphere. There is a vital need for debate surrounding whether companies have a duty to pay ta ...uld keep this in mind. Education, particularly for the younger generation, is vital in ensuring human rights are understood and respected equally both on
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• EuroDIG update on Recommendation 5A/B of the Report of the UN Secretary-General’s High-level Panel on Digital Cooperation
  *cooperation is frequently fragmented, lacking in tangible outcomes without effective follo ...eline for follow-up action to the Report’s conclusions and recommendations is available at: https://www.global-cooperation.digital/GCD/Navigation/EN/Foll
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• The CLAIRE AI & COVID-19 initiative – Approach, experiences and recommendations – BigStage 2020
  ...founded Pop AI, an association to explain to the people what is AI and how is impacting our lives. ...k medicine, semantics-aware recommender systems, and anomaly detection. He is founder of the Intelligent Information Mining research group. (https://iim.
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• Digital citizenship – PL 06 2012
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• How to serve the public interest? – PL 01 2013
  *Understanding that the global public interest is in the nature of the Internet itself as being a commons, managed collective ...dictature, censorship was motivated in Portugal by public interest!) There is no ready-made international and certainly no intergovernmental solution eit
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• Hate speech and its consequences for human rights online – WS 08 2014
  ...cern. One of these reasons is that the online manifestation of hate speech is difficult to monitor, measure and counter. # The inexistence of a universal definition of hate speech is one of the major problems when addressing the subject on a borderless space
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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
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• The multistakeholder model: from its origins to its future – FA 03 Sub 02 2022
  ...origins of the multi-stakeholder model, its evolution, and where the model is heading. We consider the legitimacy of the multi-stakeholder model, and to ...notforsale.net/digital#more “Digital trade negotiations at WTO”, Our World is not for Sale].
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• COVID-19 – THE Gamechanger?! – Pre 10 2021 follow up
  The Org Team is a group of people shaping the session. Org Teams are open and every interes The moderator is the facilitator of the session at the event. Moderators are responsible for
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• Closing 01 2021
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. ...have continued to do it this year. I’m in awe! My congratulations!. There is still another day! I hope that – I’m sure they’ll go as well as today
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• YOUthDIG 2023
  The Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance (YOU^thDIG) is a yearly pre-event to the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG ...p>DIG participants who design the programme for the upcoming edition. This is a chance to reflect and improve the programme from last editions, build fur
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• The Declaration for the Future of the Internet – WS 06 2022
  Please try out new interactive formats. EuroDIG is about dialogue not about statements, presentations and speeches. Workshops The Org Team is a group of people shaping the session. Org Teams are open and every interes
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• Internet fragmentation: what’s next? – TOPIC 02 Sub 01-02 2023
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• Blockchain & Privacy – WS 10 2019
  ...r deletion and assigns responsibilities to controllers of data processing. Is privacy regulation like GDPR an obstacle to the use of privacy, enhancing p ...l Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) demands that the right to be forgotten is honored and imposes restrictions that are hard to be implemented on blockch
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• Copyright – Implementation of the EU directive – WS 06 2021
  The Org Team is a group of people shaping the session. Org Teams are open and every interes ...to negative trends such as surveillance and control on the internet. There is therefore the need to combat such a practice and the idea that machines can
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• Geographical and other names of public interest as new TLDs? – WS 02 2010
  ...cussed: Admission of new Top-Level Domains (TLDs) and the public interest. Who has the right to register and use which domain name? Which domains should b The Domain Name Space is a global common resource, in which new gTLDs present various opportunities
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• European and national priorities for Internet governance: Towards a pan-European agenda 2020 – Opening Session 2011
  ...ingful policy which is coherent and inclusive. Another important challenge is the communication of these policies, programmes and decisions to the broade ...ive licence fees) for e-Government applications. It is stressed that there is a need to better balance advantages and risks of e-Government systems. Publ
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• Agreeing on the Messages – 2023
  ...G. The messages are presented to the global Internet Governance Forum that is convened by the United Nations with a view to contributing to global, other ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Non-state actors in Europe and beyond: The true shapers of cybersecurity norms?! – WS 09 2018
  While often involving technical matters, cybersecurity is a socio-political realm where various voices from academia, business, and c ...he roundtable participants (representing different stakeholder groups), it is up to the audience to shape the discussion and provide thought-provoking in
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• Digital sovereignty – from users’ empowerment to technological leadership – PL 02 2020
  1. With its advanced regulatory framework, is Europe doing better than other regions of the world in protecting end-users ...at the same time remain open and engage in global digital cooperation? Or is sovereignty necessarily leading to the balkanisation of the internet?
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• Online political advertising and disinformation – gathering evidence, shaping regulation – BigStage 2020
  ...arly through the European Platform for Regulatory Authorities (EPRA, where is currently a Vice-Chair) as well as international bodies, and represents Ofc ...<br />Meike works for the Media Authority of North Rhine-Westphalia, which is responsible for the protection of human dignity, minors, media users and pr
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• Welcome – 2011
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• Internet roadmap and tendencies in the global Internet Governance landscape – Opening 2014
  ...f controversial issues — from net neutrality to mass surveillance — and it is unclear how this will be translated into reality. However, the Internet gov *'''Comentator''': [http://www.internetsociety.org/who-we-are/presidentceo/ms-kathy-brown Kathryn Brown]
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• Signed, sealed – deciphered? Holding algorithms accountable to protect fundamental rights – WS 09 2016
  ...s serve to automate many of the factors affecting how news and information is produced and distributed and therefore shape the public discourse. [1] In the US, they are used for risk assessments before deciding who can be set free at every stage of the criminal justice system, from assigni
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• Keynote 01 2020
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...take note of the code now. We will display the code while Pearce O’Donohue is speaking and you can only make one question and we can only have one or two
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• Freemium Dating Apps: Risks and Opportunities for Dating in the Digital Age – Bigstage 04 2022
  ...le in the everyday lives of individuals. Yet, this seemingly private topic is rarely discussed in political fora. We are here to change that by inviting ...how to handle your own data would be great as well as knowing with whom it is shared. For instance, this could be part of a paid subscription model.
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• New European proposals – NIS2 and cybersecurity agenda – FS 03 2021
  The Org Team is a group of people shaping the session. Org Teams are open and every interes *Need to educate companies on what is applicable to them, help them and guide them into compliance
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• Opening keynote 2019
  I’m delighted that my own ministry is the host of this year’s EuroDIG. The men, that is.
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• IoT – A sustainable way forward – PL 02 2016
  The Internet of Things is rapidly developing, primarily driven by businesses that see opportunities f ...IoT, allowing us as businesses and society to benefit fully? And what role is there for the different stakeholders?
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• Keynote 02 2022
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. ...Internet Governance. I’m so glad to see you all today here and online. It is a magnificent opportunity for to us have this hybrid interaction not only g
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• Keynote 03 2022
  ...ing their use and impact in sectors of the economy where their application is still in its inception, such as but not limited to administration, agricult ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Consolidated programme 2024
  ...means to the fight against online harms. – Pre 07 2024 | '''Pre 7:''' Who is affected by the NIS2 Directive and what it means to the fight against onlin ...EC_in_the_Baltics:_is_it_a_Long_Road.3F | Decade of DNSSEC in the Baltics: is it a Long Road? ]]
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• Closing 02 2021
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. >> SANDRA HOFERICHTER: I believe everybody is done, only 5 minutes, I know the reporter of the day, let’s call her this
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• Impact of zero rating – WS 07 follow up 2016
  Organising team is a group of people shaping the session. Every interested individual can beco * Is it part of Network Neutrality or a business model or both?
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• Open access to public sector information, transparency and open source in public sector procurement, open government data – WS 02 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...My name is Veronica Cretu, the president of the CMB Training Center, which is an NGO based in Chisinau, the capital city of the Republic of Moldova.
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• The future in 2026 – the perspective of a global player – Lightning talk 2016
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...ust and that will be well expressed in your contribution I think. So floor is yours.
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• Stress testing the multistakeholder model in cybersecurity – WS 09 2017
  *Robin Wilton, Internet Society (https://www.internetsociety.org/who-we-are/staff/robin-wilton) *Sally Shipman Wentworth, Internet Society (https://www.internetsociety.org/who-we-are/people/ms-sally-shipman-wentworth)
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• Confronting the digital divide (2) – Refugees, human rights and Internet access – WS 10 2016
  ...hese devices working, and being able to use various sorts of social media, is a vital lifeline for displaced persons on the road. They also play an integ This workshop is in tandem with workshop 2. Themes discussed will draw on the following subm
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• Alice in wonderland – mapping the cybersecurity landscape in Europe and beyond – Pl 01 2017
  - '''Regulation''': How much regulation, if at all is needed? Is this a sole domain of governments? How can other stakeholders participate? ...o invest more in cybersecurity? What about the costs of compliance if this is required by regulation: does the cost of compliance change investment oppor
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• Making norms work – Pursuing effective cybersecurity – PL 04 2019
  * is there a need for new normative approaches, or do we have enough of existing ...ch as UN GGE, Paris Call, etc - how much normative alignment is needed and is this achievable?
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• Trickles, springs, waterfalls – European democracy in change – PL 04 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...o have conducted yourselves with such assurance and given us such insights is really remarkable. Thank you very much.
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• Welcome 2022
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law. ...An efficient Internet infrastructure is now all the more important, and it is the basis for open science in the future and this has been brought home eve
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• Confronting the digital divide (1) – Internet access and/as human rights for minorities – WS 02 2016
  This session is the first of two workshops looking at internet access and/as human rights. ...need to account for the technical aspects to ensuring that online content is accessible to people with various disabilities, and to account for these fe
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• The Role of IXP (Internet Exchange Points) in Internet governance – WS 07 2014
  ...tforms worldwide. Together with over 600 member enterprises worldwide, eco is shaping the Internet: We develop markets, promote technologies and form fra # The Internet is a critical infrastructure. So it is essential to maintain stability, reliability, security.
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• Blockchain – a competition to governments? – PL 04 2018
  The blockchain technology promises trust that is independent from government or business institutions. What are the use case ...governments, banks, central banks and other institutions, this technology is trustless - meaning it does not require trusting a central entity. With com
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• Progressing Core Internet Values and Global Good Practice for the Internet of Things – Pre 02 2023
  Kindly note that it may take a while until the Org Team is formed and starts working. ...AI/ML in governing IoT ecosystems, based on Core Internet Values. The aim is to develop a contribution to the UN Global Digital Compact Summit in Septem
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• The future of cybersecurity in Europe – from state of play to state of art – WS 05 follow up 2016
  * What kind of governance positions us best to respond to the unexpected? Is one approach more "agile" than another? ...u think there is a "balance" to be struck between security and privacy, or is it not a zero-sum game?
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• Online privacy: one size fits all? – PL 02 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be Thank you all for showing up at this plenary. My name is Douwe Korff. I’m a human rights lawyer, and sometimes a bit of an activis
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• Your Freedom of Expression vs. mine? Who is in control? – WS 10 2018
  We also need to ask, who are those setting limits and controlling our ability to express ourselves f The Remote Moderator is in charge of facilitating participation via digital channels such as WebEx
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• Doing everything online – mental wellbeing vs. digital addiction effects on human interaction – WS 13 2021
  ...e of the most debated and disturbing problems of our time. The term itself is still very controversial. While some are alarming on the addictive potentia ...n who spend all day between a computer display and a smartphone screen. It is also intended to determine societal challenges caused by extensive digitali
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• Intellectual property rights in the digital environment – PL 01 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...that is a runner as we got the various topics in the events like that. Why is that so? Because we haven't found any solutions so far. It's an ongoing pro
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• National debates on Internet governance – 2010
  ...ferences in national priorities regarding Internet governance and discern. Who are the key actors in national debates and what lessons can be learned? ...Internet is focused on the regulation of markets. In Eastern Europe, there is more attention to telecommunications, in particular market de-monopolisatio
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• Universal acceptance – is the Internet reaching the people it needs to? – WS 06 2018
  ...mitations to the character strings that will be accepted by some software. Is this limitation an obstacle to the universality of the Internet? ...iated with characters, writing systems, language. The goal of this session is to explore what the barriers are and how we can reduce them.
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• Culture, copyright and the future of access to digital content in Europe – WS 02 2013
  ...m the premise that being able to access, share and re-use cultural content is in the public interest, and that the current European copyright framework w ...hat in many contexts what is regulating access to digital cultural content is not copyright but contracts - contracts are overriding copyright law and cu
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• Welcome 2019
  ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.'' ...ladies and gentlemen, a warm welcome to The Hague, the city whose honor it is to host the European dialogue on the Internet Governance, a meeting which f
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• Community networks and smart solutions in remote areas – a bottom-up approach to digital citizenship – WS 12 2020
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• The rules of the digital world – economy versus human rights – PL 03 2016
  .... Government responsibility is not to violate trust we have in them, which is what US did w PRISM. U.S. citizens want privacy too. ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be
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• Cross-border hate speech and defamation – living together online – WS 08 2013
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...ferent jurisdictions have different conceptions of what is offending, what is considered hate speech and defamation.
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• Literacy, empowerment and capacity building
  ...licy makers, companies, institutions and citizens throughout Europe. As it is a topic of great relevance for all of us, fruitful discussions should also ...://youtu.be/lq0X-Baf7_g http://youtu.be/lq0X-Baf7_g]) when used wisely. It is time to broaden the view and to share the discussion with a wider audience.
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• Governance challenges in the technical space: The impacts on users – WS 01 2013
  *Noting that there is no need for states to substitute this liability with regulation. ...he breakdown of basic Internet services. Participants also considered what is the appropriate role for the government and regulators in IPv6 promotion.
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• Domain names innovation and competition – WS 08 2017
  ...uld been seen as litmus test for these expectations and raises questions:. Is innovation in the domain name space realistic? How does theoretical and rea Focal Point Innovation - For the question whether if there is innovation in the DNS and domain names we will discuss with experts how inn
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• When the public sphere became private – WS 01 2014
  The present session is aimed to address the issues and current structural changes that are viewed ...ic is usually informed about “advantages of such PPPs”, key questions like WHO owns (sovereignty) and controls public infrastructures and services are not
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• Cybercrime and social networking sites – a new threat? – WS 07 2011
  ...nd such sites do not only attract bona fide users. The aim of the workshop is to look at how social networking sites are being targeted by cybercriminals ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be
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• Delay Tolerant Networks – Building Interplanetary Internet – WS 08 2022
  The Org Team is a group of people shaping the session. Org Teams are open and every interes ...a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. This text, document, or file is not to be distributed or used in any way that may violate copyright law.
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• Towards a human Internet? Rules, rights and responsibilities for our online future – WS 04 2013
  *More educational initiatives that is broad based about how digital literacy and knowledge about rights are inter ...pective. The workshop then divided into 4 breakout/ brainstorming sessions who reported back in the concluding section along four specific rights-based li
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• Global privacy standards for the Internet and working world – PL 02 2010
  Convention 108 is a legally binding instrument with a flexible follow-up mechanism already in There is a need of privacy enhancing infrastructure at work. There is a need to take co-decision making between work councils and employers regar
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• New and emerging Internet services and business models – PL 01 2011
  ...els annoyed by unwanted marketing campaigns, consumer protection discourse is encouraging a shift from “opt-out” to “opt-in” regulations and bett ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be
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• Right to be forgotten or to rewrite history? – Hot topic 2016
  The Right to be Forgotten principle is undeniably spreading. Other countries – Canada, Korea, India – are also ::''Dr. Olivier M.J. Crépin-Leblond is a French national who has been an Internet user since 1988. He received a B.Eng. Honours degree i
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• Platforms as critical infrastructure for democratic discourse – TOPIC 03 Sub 03 2023
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• Digital sovereignty – is Europe going in the right direction to keep Internet infrastructure secure and open? – FA 01 Sub 03 2022
  ...[[image:Icon_transcript_20px.png | Transcript | link=Digital sovereignty – is Europe going in the right direction to keep Internet infrastructure secure “Digital Sovereignty” is a term that has been used to justify an array of policy objectives, ranging
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• TOPIC 02 Sub 03 2024
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• How to improve users protection online? – WS 05 2012
  ...in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be ...I was Googling, maybe?” do you sometimes have sometimes the feeling” well is this really good if I search for this question and so on? We’ll hear what
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• From cybersecurity to terrorism – are we all under surveillance? – PL 03a 2016
  ...s take to increase trusts, e.g. through encryption and transparency? What is the right balance between fighting terrorism and upholding online rights? * Lowering privacy and data protection standards is not the solution for combating terrorism.
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