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The IG blog is the online companion to An Introduction to Internet Governance, which provides a comprehensive overview of the main Internet governance issues and actors. Now in its fourth edition in English, the book has been translated into Serbian/BCS, French, and Armenian. Translated versions of the book Internet governance: Issues, Actors and Divides (an earlier version of An Introduction to Internet Governance) are available in French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, and Portuguese.
By Ginger on 10 Apr 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
By Stephanie on 2 Apr 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
By Ginger on 29 Mar 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
I unpacked my souvenirs from Abuja, and realised my best memories were not of Nigeria and Africa, but of Nigerians and Africans.
By Jovan Kurbalija on 21 Mar 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
ICANN’s policy on the special protection of the Red Cross and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) names has triggered a very lively discussion including contributions by ...
By Vladimir Radunovic on 16 Mar 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
Part II: What is the way to Internet regulation?
By Jovan Kurbalija on 13 Mar 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
Protection of Red Cross/Red Crescent Emblem and the Name on the Internet
By Vladimir Radunovic on 13 Mar 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
Part I : What is wrong with governments forcing liability on Internet intermediaries?
By Ginger on 8 Mar 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) selection: Lessons being learned
By Stephanie on 5 Mar 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
Online Freedom of Expression is one of the most controversial issues right now. Several world events – such as the Arab Spring and the Occupy movement – have shown that many grey areas surround this freedom. How should objectionable content be tackled, and who determines the balance?
By Editor on 9 Feb 2012 | From the Internet Governance channel
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