News: In the Media
The Internet Infrastructure Industry
Chatham House Rule, M3AAWG, Toronto
Join Us At M3AAWG 41 in Toronto
The i2Coalition will be attending the M3AAWG 41st General Meeting in Toronto October 3rd-5th, 2017.
The Internet Infrastructure Industry
Las Vegas, Tropicana, WHD, WHD.usa, World Hosting Days
Want To Talk Protecting The Internet In Sunny Las Vegas?
Join us in celebrating the technologies and rebels building the future of the internet and creating its next generation of cutting-edge services.
Access To Data, Cybersecurity, Gender and Diversity, Internet Governance, Member Spotlight, The Internet Infrastructure Industry
Elya McCleave Consulting, Innvoorg, OBT Anywhere
Member Spotlight: Elya McCleave Consulting
I love the idea of giving a unified voice to hosting companies, data centers, registrars and registries, software services providers, and related tech firms on both the domestic and international stages.
EU Policy, The Internet Infrastructure Industry, US Policy
CDT, Center for Democracy and Technology, EU, General Data Protection Regulation, GoDaddy, Golden Frog, Hurd, Open X-Change, Sunday Yokubaitis, SXSW, Texas, The Hill, TLS, TwinLogic Strategies, Wired
Vote Now For i2Coalition 2018 SXSW Panels
The time has come for the SXSW Picker voting to open! The i2Coalition is proposing a discussion around important, worldwide privacy issues.
Intermediary Liability, The Internet Infrastructure Industry, US Policy
AZ, CDA230, Communications Decency Act, CompTIA, Computer and Communications Industry Association, Interactive Advertising Bureau, Internet Association, Internet Commerce Coalition, NetChoice, Section 230, Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act, Tech:NYC, The Internet Society
i2Coalition Joins Letter Of Opposition to Communication Decency Act/Section 230 Amendment. UPDATED With Additional Support
Bills such as this create undue burdens for an industry that drives online commerce and a significant portion of our economy, while simultaneously not solving the issues they are created to fix.
Access To Data, Cross Border Data Flows, Open Internet, Privacy, US Policy
National Security Agency, NSA
The Open Internet Order Is Still The Way Forward (UPDATED WITH FILED FCC NPRM COMMENTS)
Walking back the Open Internet order is not the correct course of action to create a more competitive, consumer-friendly Internet.