Transcripts

Main Session Transcripts
Day 1	IG4D	Opening Ceremony	Opening Session
Day 2	Emerging Issues	Inter Regional Dialogue
Day 3	Access and Diversity	Security, Openness and Privacy
Day 4	Critical Internet Resources	Taking Stock and the Way Forward	Closing Ceremony

 

Day 1 - 27 September 2011

• New Delegates Briefing

 

Access and Diversity

• 113: Access and diversity of broadband Internet access
• 101: Are we meeting the challenges of bringing content and access to the world?

 

Emerging Issues

• 129: Media in the mutation
• 98: Emerging issues in the cCTLD ecosystem: The next decade of challenges

 

Internet Governance for Development

• 144: Human rights comes first: A constitutional moment for Internet governance
• 203: Internet Governance Principles: Initiatives Toward the Improvement of a Global Internet Governance

 

Managing Critical Internet Resources

• 135: Strengthening ccTLDs in East Africa
• 96: Economic Aspects of local content creation and local Internet infrastructure

 

Security, Openness and Privacy

• 130: Protecting the most vulnerable users in society
• 105: Strengthening cross-personal data
• 85: Free flow of information and social networks: A role for democracy and social participation

 

Others

• SE Women and Internet governance

 

Dynamic Coalitions

• DC: Internet rights and principles
• DC: Child online safety

 

Day 2 - 28 September 2011

Access and Diversity

•  2: Digital citizenship - A charter of children's and young people's rights in the online world
• 112/76:  Securing the Future of Youths Through ICT's / The Challenges to Access from a Youth and Global Perspective
• 126: Internet for Democratic Participation of Vulnerable People in Public Life: Best Practices Exchange
• 136: Implementing good practices in accessibility for an inclusive society
• 137: Mainstreaming the Disability Perspective for an Inclusive Society
• 73/211: FOSS as an Instrument for Accessible Development / The Impact of Regulation: Open Source and Enterprise
• 188: Transforming Higher Education through Broadband: Maximizing the Opportunities

 

Emerging Issues

•  8: Are schools protecting their staff
• 122: Putting your trust in the clouds: Why trust matters to the open Internet
• 109/192:  Mobile Internet, its Regulation and its Connection with Internet Governance / Mobile Internet: Enhancing the New Age of the Internet
• 214: A Practical and Pragmatic Look at Making Cloud Successful in Developing World

 

Internet Governance for Development

• 18: Policy Issues Affecting ccTLDs in Africa
•  162: The I* organizations and their contribution to development
• 185: Do Policymakers Understand the Role of Libraries in Mobilizing the Internet as a Catalyst for Development, Innovation and Freedom?
• 417: Can Digital Citizenship Scale into the Emerging and Developing Countries Effectively? Should It?

 

Managing Critical Internet Resources

• 25: Internationalized domain names "IDN": Implementations, experiences and challenges
• 82: Policy Issues Affecting ccTLDs in Africa
• 147: Use of Latin and Native Languages on the Internet
• 215: Enhanced Intra-Stakeholder Diversity and Intra-stakeholder Balance in Multi-Stakeholder Internet Governance

 

Security, Openness and Privacy

•  115: Cybercrime Strategies
• 116: Cloud governance
• 118: Global Principles for the stability and resilience of the Internet
• 124: Blocking Content: Issues, Principles and Paths Forward
• 202: Cybersecurity: Safeguarding the Global Internet and Emerging Issues/Opportunities for Developing Countries
• 205: Freedom of Expression on the Net: Current Threats to the Internet’s Architecture That Undermine Citizens’ Rights and the Free Flow of Information
• 212: Privacy and Security in an Open/Realtime/Linked Data World
• 438: The Business of Human Rights: Corporate Responsibility and ICTs
• 441: Framework for International Cooperation on Child Online Protection

 

Taking Stock and the Way Forward

• 166: Enhancing Understanding: Facilitating Internet Governance Through Openness and Transparency
• 134/258: Improving the IGF: How can we get the most out of IGF Improvement Processes? / IGF improvements Internet Society and ICC BASIS

 

Others

• 21: Mapping Internet Governance
• 201: Proprietary Influences in Free and Open Source Software: Lessons to Open and Universal Internet Standards
• 210: Innovator Roundtable

 

Dynamic Coalitions

• Freedom of Expression
• Core Internet Values
• DCAD Meeting

 

Open Forum

• Council of Europe - Internet governance strategy 2012-2015

 

Day 3 - 29 September 2011

Access and Diversity

• 67: e-Participation Principles
• 91: m-Government for Effective and Inclusive Public Services
• 92: Challenging Myths about Young People and the Internet
• 138: How Can We Reach the Media Have-Nots of the Developed and Developing Worlds?
• 199: The Future of the Internet and its Impact on the World: A Scenarios Summit
• 555: The role of Internet Exchange Points in creating Internet capacity and bringing autonomy to developing nations

 

Emerging Issues

• 79: Copyright Under a Magnifying Glass: Thought Provoking Ideas
• 80/184: Use of Digital Technologies for Civic Engagement and Political Change: Lessons Learned
• 108: Mobile and Cloud Services for Development
• 121: Open Spectrum for Development in the Context of the Digital Migration
• 155: Human Rights: a Unifying Approach for Development, Freedom, Access and Diversity?
• 181: How can Internet Governance Impact Disaster Preparedness and Response and Help Save Lives?

 

Internet Governance for Development

• 72: Good Practice Forum: Building Trust Environment for e-Commerce Challenges and Innovation
• 183: A Possible Framework for Global Net Neutrality

 

Managing Critical Internet Resources

• 64: Interconnecting Africa: Opportunities and Obstacles Along the Way
• 69: IDNs and New gTLDs: Why Local Languages are the Answer to a Truly Global Internet
• 82: The Governance Dimension of the Internet of Things
• 165: Understanding IPv6 Deployment and Transition
• 178: Institutional Choice in Global Internet Governance

 

Security, Openness and Privacy

• 62: Guideline of Open Knowledge Environment (OKE) in the Developing Countries
• 75: Putting Users First: How Can Privacy
• 77/20: Exporting the Internet: Human Rights and Technology / Charter of Human Rights and Principles for the Internet -
  
  EUI, IRP & Hivos
• 160:  Global Trends to Watch: The Erosion of Privacy and Anonymity and The Need of Transparency of Government Access Requests

 

Taking Stock and the Way Forward

• 10: Reflection on the Indian Proposal Towards an IGF 2.0
• 207: Is the Youth Factor Counting in IG and is IG Affecting the Youth?

 

Others

• 93: Multistakeholder Internet Public Policy Dialogue: Lessons Learned and Best Practices Examples of Local to Global Policy Dialogue
• Commonwealth IGF - Cybercrime Initiative

 

Dynamic Coalitions

• Gender and Internet Governance
• Youth Coalition on Internet Governance
• On the Internet of Things

 

Open Fora

• European Commission - The Internet Compact: the essentials for the Internet of the future
• ICANN - Hear the latest on new gTLDs, IDNs and DNSSEC

 

 

Day 4 - 30 September 2011

 

Access and Diversity

•  145: Consensus building on Internet's universality, integrity and openness
• 12: Connectivity and Access in Sub-Saharah Africa: Status, Challenges and Opportunities

 

Emerging Issues

• 63: SWOT Analysis of the Impact of Mobile Internet on Internet Governance in Africa
• 139: Green ICTs and Innovation
• 175: Role of Policy Maker: Regulators in Better Governance of Internet

 

Internet Governance for Development

• 125: Parliamentarian Challenge: a Round Table Between Parliamentarians and Other Stakeholders
• 231: Challenges and Best Practices for Internet Regulation in Africa and Latin America

 

Managing Critical Internet Resources

• 70: On the Outside, Looking In: Real-World Solutions to Effective Participation
• 180: Mitigating Domain Name System Cyberattacks

 

Security, Openness and Privacy

• 110/123: Open Data: Challenges and Solutions / Public Sector Information Online: Towards a Global Policy Framework Centre Science Development & Media Studies and Retired Sole
• 111: Young People and their Safeguards in an Increasingly Connected World
• 153:  Aspects of Identity
• 193: Addressing Some Unintended Consequences of Participation in the Digital Environment

 

Taking Stock and the Way Forward

• 182: Global Internet Related Public Policies: Is there an Institutional Gap?

 

Dynamic Coalitions

• Climate Change

 

Others

• 143: Teaching Internet Governance, the Experience of the Schools on Internet Governance
• Discussion on Formulating Africa IGF
• EuroDIG: resume and looking ahead

 

Open Fora

• OECD - Global principles for an open Internet
• UNESCO