Hi Zack,
A belated response. This issue is a/the primary subject of discussion at the
annual UN sponsored Internet Governance Forum http://www.intgovforum.org/
and the associated e-list mailto:governa...@lists.igcaucus.org of the
Internet Governance civil society caucus. I've covered some of
Informed minds of Lib-Tech,
During previous heated
discussionshttp://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/dec/14/telecoms-treaty-internet-unregulatedof
a potential UN Takeover of Internet administration, I never
critically
challenged the claim that it would lead to a set of de-centralized
On Jul 16, 2013, at 3:08 PM, Zack Brisson z...@thereboot.org wrote:
Have there been nuanced and balanced explorations of how the U.N. (or another
international organ) could serve as reasonably equitable hub for a
multi-stakeholder Internet from actors others than those with a clear
Bill,
Thank you for fast response. I may have framed my question incorrectly, so
I want to try and respond for clarifications in case others have
contributions.
...at a greater degree of remove, whether any nationalistic form of
governance would, in the long run, preserve the end-to-end model.
