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Building Our New Website: Seeking a Multilingual Editor to help us speak more globally
Our current website is a multilingual embarrassment. Have you looked at our French home page lately? Or Spanish? Or Russian? Arabic? You probably haven’t, according to our website statistics, and for a good reason: those home pages have not changed much in
Internet Society Launches Small Island Developing States Report
Today, we released a report on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) because we know that this report can augment discussions at the WSIS Forum in Geneva and beyond! The WSIS Forum provides an excellent opportunity to highlight key development and access
For Me the Internet Is Everything: Supporting Local Heroes in Armenia
Andranik, Sipan, Rudolf and Vahan have several things in common: they are young, they have dreams, they love music, and they love the Internet. The four of them are visual impaired. They met through the Internet Availability Center at the
ISOC’s Policy Statement at the WSIS Forum: Support Your Local Heroes
On 13 June 2017, Internet Society Vice President, Global Engagement, Raúl Echeberría, and Senior Director, Global Internet Policy, Constance Bommelaer de Leusse, participated in the Opening Ceremony and the High-Level Policy Session on Bridging Digital Divides at the World Summit on the Information Society Forum (WSIS)
Sustainability in Armenia: ARMIX Adopts Solar Power
Given that within the coming years, another billion people are going come online along with billions more devices thanks to the Internet of things (IoT), we recognize that the community of Internet professionals and organizations cannot legitimately discuss access without
Internet Governance and Recovery and Economic Growth
The workshop number 291 with the above title is being held in Room 2 (Sinai). Extremely informed panelist and very …
What Shall We Call Our New Topic Area On “Anti-Spoofing” Of IP Addresses?
We need your help. We are struggling with what to name the new topic area we are planning to launch …
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