Building on the key considerations and guiding principles presented in the Internet Society Policy Brief on Local Content, this issues paper focuses on the challenges and opportunities for promoting local and localised content on the Internet in the Asia-Pacific region. Please refer to the policy brief for an introduction to the topic.
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