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The session will end with a wrap-up by the focal points.
The session will end with a wrap-up by the focal points.
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'''People''':
'''People''':
* Focal point: [http://www.eurodig.org/eurodig-2010/leonid-todorov Leonid Todorov, CCTLD.RU]
* Focal point: [http://www.eurodig.org/eurodig-2010/leonid-todorov Leonid Todorov, CCTLD.RU]
* Live moderator:  
* Live moderator:  
  *Thomas Schneider, Deputy Head of International Relations Service, Federation Office of Communication of Switzerland,  
  *Thomas Schneider, Deputy Head of International Relations Service,  
Federation Office of Communication of Switzerland,  
  *[http://www.eurodig.org/eurodig-2010/leonid-todorov Leonid Todorov, CCTLD.RU]
  *[http://www.eurodig.org/eurodig-2010/leonid-todorov Leonid Todorov, CCTLD.RU]
* Rapporteur: tbd
* Rapporteur: tbd
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  *Lorenzo Pupillo, Executive Director for Public & Regulatory Affairs, Telecom Italia;   
  *Lorenzo Pupillo, Executive Director for Public & Regulatory Affairs, Telecom Italia;   
  *Jörg Schweiger, CEO, DENIC;   
  *Jörg Schweiger, CEO, DENIC;   
  *Robert Shlegel, member of the State Duma (parliament), Russia.
  *Robert Shlegel, member of the State Duma (parliament), Russia  
* Participants: tbc </div>
 
* Participants: tbc  
 
 
'''Format of this working group at EuroDIG''': Plenary. tbd
'''Format of this working group at EuroDIG''': Plenary. tbd



Revision as of 23:50, 1 June 2014

Session title: Digital society at stake – Europe and the future of the Internet.

Session subject: Search for common principles of and approaches to a sound Internet Governance agenda for Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals. Also see current discussion

Session description: Building on a number of recent sets of principles, including, inter alia, the NetMundial final documents, the panelists will:

• Articulate their personal stances on the issue of a European Internet Governance agenda and how it will affect the Internet’s development;

• Discuss whether the said agenda could be jointly developed through common efforts and what it is going to take for all the parties to engage in meaningful cooperation to bridge the existing and potential chasms;

• Explore the multistakeholder-based approach to fostering the Internet’s advancement and roles of individual stakeholders in the process, as well as in the Internet Governance ecosystem;

• Attempt to identify commonalities and explain how to overcome differences with regard to the above

• Take questions from the audience, including remote participants.

The session will end with a wrap-up by the focal points.

People:

*Thomas Schneider, Deputy Head of International Relations Service, 

Federation Office of Communication of Switzerland,

*Leonid Todorov, CCTLD.RU
  • Rapporteur: tbd
  • Remote participation moderator: tbd
  • Digital facilitator: Silvio
  • Panelists/speakers: (suggested list of panelist/speakers)
*Rikke Frank Joergensen, Danish Institute of Human Rights
*Cristina Monti, Council of Europe
*Axel Pawlik, Managing Director, RIPE NCC; 
*Lorenzo Pupillo, Executive Director for Public & Regulatory Affairs, Telecom Italia;   
*Jörg Schweiger, CEO, DENIC;  
*Robert Shlegel, member of the State Duma (parliament), Russia 
  • Participants: tbc


Format of this working group at EuroDIG: Plenary. tbd

Protocol. Discussions: See current discussion

Further reading:

Live stream / remote participation: Link Click here to participate remotely

Final report from working group: PDF (approx. 2 weeks after event)

Mailing List: tbc

Preparatory meetings:

  • date (venue)
  • link (online)

Pictures from working group: Link

Session tags: Internet Governance; Europe and Russia IG Policies; the Other Europe; Consensus-Building; Multistakehoderism; Internet Principles and Roadmap

Session twitter hashtag: