The i2Coalition has announced the results of its 2019 elections for the Board of Directors and Board leadership roles. As previously planned, current i2Coalition Chair Elect, Cheval Capital President Frank Stiff, will replace outgoing Board Chair Michele Neylon and serve as i2Coalition’s Board Chair for 2019. In addition Melinda Clem, Vice President of Strategy for […]
On October 2nd, the CRTC denied FairPlay Canada’s application, determining that the CRTC itself did not have the jurisdictional authority to implement the proposal.
The i2Coalition presents legislators and community members who have made a beneficial impact on Internet policy with annual awards.
We’ll be discussing an overview of the biggest issues that could lead to industry disaster and why that’s not hyperbole.
The proposal to the agency advocated for the public blocking of sites allegedly distributing pirated materials without judicial redress.
Today, the U.S. Senate formally passed the “Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act of 2017.”
“Infrastructure companies become more effective when they communicate plainly and clearly with customers, regulatory bodies, and each other.”
Near the end of 2017 we were faced with major fights for the heart and soul of the Internet. 2018 Will be another unprecedented year of challenges to the open and innovative Internet.
The i2Coalition has joined the Internet Association and CCIA in sending a letter to the WTO regarding the accreditation of civil society experts to 11th Annual Ministerial Meeting.
The i2Coalition is excited to attend another year of this important meeting of Internet stakeholders.
