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WTPF: expected outcomes, revealing debate

17 May 2013

The UN World Telecommunication Policy Forum (WTPF) concluded yesterday in Geneva, with the adoption of six opinions to guide international policy on broadband and internet exchange point (IXP) deployment, as well as internet governance. That was exactly the plan–but what happened over the course of the three day meeting is revealing for the future of internet governance reform.

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WTPF: expected outcomes, revealing debate
17 May 2013
WTPF: expected outcomes, revealing debate
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WSIS+10: Taking stock and driving the global internet policy agenda forward

5 Mar 2013

Last week, a review marking ten years since the UN World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) kicked off in Paris at UNESCO. WSIS was a pair of UN-sponsored conferences held in 2003 in Geneva and 2005 in Tunis, aimed at bridging the digital divide and generally advancing the global discussion about the internet and ICTs.

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WSIS+10: Taking stock and driving the global internet policy agenda forward
5 Mar 2013
WSIS+10: Taking stock and driving the global internet policy agenda forward
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A primer for the UN World Telecommunication Policy Forum

6 Feb 2013
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A primer for the UN World Telecommunication Policy Forum
6 Feb 2013
A primer for the UN World Telecommunication Policy Forum
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