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Multistakeholder Model in Internet Governance: Video and Lessons from the Workshop
i2Coalition May 2023 Legislative Brief
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK Debt limit negotiations between the White House and the Speaker of the House dominated the Washington, DC political environment in May. Over the U.S. Memorial Day holiday weekend, President Biden and Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reached a legislative deal–called the Fiscal Responsibility Act (FRA) –to […]
Announcements, Congressional Fly-In, Events
i2Coalition 2023 Internet Leadership Award Winners Announced
The i2Coalition 2023 Congressional Fly-In will conclude with our annual Internet Leadership Awards ceremony. This is where we honor members of this community for their contributions in making the Internet a better place. We are pleased to announce this year’s winners, and we look forward to handing them their awards in person during the Fly-In. […]
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i2Coalition EU Monitoring Report: May 2023
Announcements, EU Policy Workshops, Events
Cybersecurity
Internet Governance Workshop: A Resilient Multistakeholder Model in Times of Change
As the European Union becomes increasingly active on digital and trade issues, the i2Coalition is committed to amplifying the voices of its members across Europe. To this end, the i2Coalition will showcase its diverse membership on issues of importance ahead of the 2024 elections—when both the Parliament and the Commission will be renewed—through four thematic […]
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i2Coalition Signs Letter Expressing Serious Concerns Over EARN-IT Act
Ahead of the Senate Judiciary Committee’s planned markup of S. 1207, the EARN IT Act, on May 4, the Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition) and 10 other tech industry and advocacy groups sent a letter to the committee’s leadership to express serious concerns over some of the bill’s provisions. The May 1 letter points out that […]