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Posted in IGF Ambassadors | Posted on 10.11.12 by Kris Seeburn | 0 Comments
Yep, the question is do you remember we met yesterday?
Human relationships can be quite complicated when it comes to getting people very close. This IGF Ambassaodrship has been quite something on its own. I still remmeber i got in on Sunday evening and met a few people who i never met before but exchanged a few emails with. Time and again at this point am at the Baku Airport having a thought...
Posted in IGF Ambassadors | Posted on 10.11.12 by Jorge González | 0 Comments
Social Sector in IGF:
Mr. Poncelet Ilejeli has give a vision of the role of communities and people to reach goals for solve several troubles that are affecting them, using Internet as a tool.
Ownership has to come from communities and the community have to be organized an engaged to themselves to reach goals related to their needs.
Posted in IGF Ambassadors | Posted on 09.11.12 by Nabil Benamar | 0 Comments
Among the main aspects of the early days of Internet until recently, is without doubt, the predominance of English as the language of Internet. In fact, this is not surprising if we take into account that Internet is an American invention, and that its development has been initiated in the USA. However, with the spread of Internet all over the world, it has become a universal medium, the major...
Posted in IGF Ambassadors | Posted on 09.11.12 by Luca Belli | 0 Comments
I had the pleasure to coordinate the organization of this workshop with the support of some other Next Generation Leaders programme alumni and under the mentorship of ISOC.
The aim of this workshop is to explore the tension between two fundamental aspirations of the individual: on the one hand IPRs, and notably copyright, have been essential in order to protect creators against free riders over...
Posted in IGF Ambassadors | Posted on 09.11.12 by Paul Muchene | 0 Comments
The thorny relationship between the freedom to share and Intellectual Property (IPR) is hardly new. Traditional IPR regimes have existed with us for nearly 150 years and they have metamorphosed and refashioned with time or so it seems. What is at the heart of Workshop 146, a workshop co-organised by ISOC ambassadors and of which I was invited as a panelist is the question of whether classical IPR...