Washington, DC – This week, NETmundial released a report on the conclusions from their “Global Multistakeholder Meeting on the Future of Internet Governance.” The Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) submitted public comments in advance of this meeting, many of which were incorporated in the final NETmundial statement. Below is a statement from i2Coalition Co-Founder and Public […]
Best Practices, Internet Safety
The following post originally appeared on The WHIR about our upcoming webinar focusing on understanding your role in fighting child endangerment on your network: This Thursday, April 17, 2014, the WHIR is pleased to host National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and i2Coaliton for a free webinar from 2-3 pm. CyberTipline Program Manager […]
Internet Safety, The Internet Infrastructure Industry
WHIR
The following post originally appeared on The WHIR about our upcoming webinar focusing on understanding your role in fighting child endangerment on your network: i2Coalition and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) will detail available tools for hosting companies to combat child endangerment on the web. We’ll discus the mandatory reporting law, the […]
Access To Data, Internet Governance, Privacy, US Policy
IANA, IANA Transition, ICANN, National Security Agency, NSA, NTIA
Washington, DC – Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coaliton) Co-Founder and Board Chair Christian Dawson released the following statement in advance of Wednesday’s markup of the DOTCOM Act and Thursday’s House Judiciary Committee hearing examining the transition of the IANA function to the global multistakeholder community: “i2Coalition participated in the recent ICANN conference in Singapore, and among […]
Internet Governance, US Policy
IANA, IANA Transition
The following is a post from Michele Neylon of Blacknight Solutions, an i2Coalition member. A lot of Internet Governance isn’t “sexy” or “exciting”. A lot of it is meetings, conference calls and emails discussing quite abstract concepts. However, from time to time, there are big historic events that capture the world’s attention. Last Friday evening […]
Internet Safety, US Policy
Capitol Hill
Thank you to all of the members and supporters who helped with our 2nd Annual Internet Education Day on Capitol Hill last week both in person and online. It was a busy two-days filled with events, Congressional meetings, and above all, discussing critical policy issues about the Internet. Last Tuesday and Wednesday, we met with […]
Cross Border Data Flows, EU Policy
Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) Co-Founder and Public Policy Working Group Chair David Snead today released the following statement on a European Union Parliament vote on a potential “Safe Harbor” agreement suspension: “The E.U. Parliament passed a resolution that, if enacted by the E.U. Council, could harm i2Coalition members and hobble the Internet industry as a […]
Access To Data, Privacy, The Internet Infrastructure Industry, US Policy
National Security Agency, NSA, SXSW, SXSW 2014
Washington, DC – Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) Co-Founder and Board Chair Christian Dawson joined industry leaders Tuesday in a panel focusing on privacy at South by Southwest in Austin, TX. The panel, sponsored by the Consumer Electronics Association and organized by Glen Echo Group, was titled “Privacy: We’re All in This Together,” and examined the […]
Internet Safety, The Internet Infrastructure Industry
The following is commentary from i2Coalition Board Member Richard Feller of Hedgehog Hosting. The i2Coalition and its members are committed to establishing a Best Practices Initiative to create a safer, more secure Internet. As part of our Best Practices Initiative, we signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group […]
Internet Governance, The Internet Infrastructure Industry
WSIS Review
i2Coalition is one of 10 global organizations that recently petitioned the co-facilitators of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) to keep Internet policy negotiations open and collaborative for the 10-year review.
