Critical Internet Resources

• 28. Priorities for the long term stability of the Internet
• 33. A new gTLD for mediterranean region
• 39. Internet of Things
• 50. City-TLD Governance and Best Practices
• 55. Successes and failures of Internet governance, 1995 - 2010, and looking forward to WSIS 2015
• 56. Transnational (or trans-border) enforcement of a new information order – Issues of rights and democracy
• 60. A proposal for setting a standard of care in international law for cross-border Internet
• 61. New gTLD and IDNs for Development: Importance and Obstacles
• 63. Strengthening ccTLDs in Africa
• 79. Country Code, Geographic and Language Names in a Universal Internet
• 87. IPv6 Around The World: Surveying the Current and Future Deployment of IPv6
• 90. Maintaining the Open Architecture of the Internet
• 113. Resilience and contingency planning in DNS
• 141. Deploying DNSSEC In A Territory
• 147. Who controls Internet routing? Self-governance and security at the core of Internet operations
• 158. Routing and Resource Certification: Self-governance and security at the core of Internet operations

Development

• 46. Level of democratic development and Internet Governance
• 49. Internet Governance and the Wider World: Building Relationships between the Internet Governance and Other Domains
• 54. Innovative Internet Governance Ideas and Approaches - An Open Discussion Space
• 65. social networking and e- participation; what do young citizens look for (18+)?
• 67. Developing Civil Society and Youth Participation in Internet Governance in Asia
• 74. The impact of the good governance of Internet on the human and sustainable Development
• 75. Preparing Asian youth for the digital age
• 77. Development and Mobile Broadband
• 80. International Trade and Internet Govenance
• 86. Internet and Cross-border Development
• 91. Tasks for the next 5 years of IGF
• 92. Best practices, Implementation Internet future for Sweden 2015
• 146. The Impact of Good Governance of Internet for Human and Sustainable Development
• 165. A Development Agenda Approach to Internet Names and Numbers
• 174. Internet governance viewed through different lenses, with emphasis upon the lens of economic and social development

Access and Diversity

• 27. Use of Latin and Native American Languages on the Internet
• 59. Reversing language shift through the internet
• 78. Tools for accessability and ease of use of the internet
• 83. Political Balance in Internet Governance
• 96. Protecting women’s rights: Internet content from a gender perspective
• 107. A multilingual Internet in the light of the sovereign rights of language communities
• 109. Use of ICT by people with migrant background
• 114. Digital inclusion: reaching the most socially excluded people in society
• 118. Internet Governance & South Asia - Present Status & Way Forward
• 124. Youth Coalition on Internet Governance DC meeting
• 126. Remote participation in the IGF and in regional internet governance meetings
• 145. Quality of experience and WEB 2.0/X.0
• 180. From Athens to Vilnius: Beyond the UN Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities
• 182. “Can mobile ‘Apps’ create a new golden age of Accessibility?”
• 197. ‘Local Language Content, Access Transformation & Digital Inclusion’

Security, Openness and Privacy

• 17. Network Neutrality: What is Appropriate in Managing the Network
• 18. Principles of Internet Governance Dimension of Open Knowledge Environment in Bridging Digital Divide
• 23. Cybercrime – common standards and joint action
• 37. The New Breed of Location Services - Challenges for Child Safety
• 40. Openness: towards digital copyright revolution and constant monitoring?
• 42. Personal Data Protection and the Internet
• 51. Network Neutrality: What is Appropriate?
• 57. Best Practice Forum: An Internet Bill of Rights for Brazil
• 66. The Future of Privacy
• 68. Parenting Digital Natives in the Internet Age: A Hong Kong Experience
• 69. Internet for youth - beyond safety issues
• 70. Policy, governance, and participation: Harnessing all aspects of the net for youth activism
• 73. Sexual rights, openness and regulatory systems
• 81. Freedom of Connection – Freedom of Expression:The Changing Legal and Regulatory Ecology Shaping the Internet
• 82. Privacy and Social Networking
• 84. How to measure communication and media in digital converging era
• 85. Freedom of expression or access to knowledge: are we taking the necessary steps towards an open and inclusive Internet?
• 88. Enhancing Transparency in Internet Governance
• 93. Internet – an instrument to foster democracy.
• 94. Well Being of Youth and Parenting in the Digital Networks
• 99. Access to Knowledge and Human Rights: Freedom of expression, privacy and online censorship
• 103. Governance of Social Media
• 111. Freedom of expression and Internet intermediaries: Where do we go from here?
• 112. Protecting the User in an on-line world
• 115. New understanding of media – testing the emerging policy concepts
• 116. Developing a Policy Understanding on Information Security: Glocal (Global and Local) Perspective
• 119. Core Internet Values and the Principles of Internet Governance Across Generations
• 120. Public sector information online: democratic, social and economic potentials
• 123. Legal Aspects of Internet Governance: International Cooperation on Cyber-security
• 125. Freedom of Expression: Developing Recommendations for Protecting Citizens and Limiting Liability for Internet Intermediaries
• 134. Child Online Protection in northern Europe - Methods and Approaches for Educating your Children Online
• 139. Open Standards: Ensuring Accessibility and Inclusiveness
• 140. Child Online Protection in Latin American: building a framework for developing countries
• 142. Women and Cybercrime
• 156. Why we need an Open Web: Open Knowledge Governance for Innovation
• 172. Public-private cooperation on Internet safety/cybercrime

Emerging Issues / Cloud computing

• 36. Applications of Cloud Computing and the Emerging Issues
• 58. Implications of Cloud Computing
• 76. Collaboration in the cloud
• 89. Cloud Computing in a low-cost-hardware, SAS environment
• 105. The Role of Internet Intermediaries in Advancing Public Policy Objectives
• 106. Cloud computing for leaner and greener IT infrastructures in governments (and businesses)
• 117. Cloud Computing for Government Departments in Developing Countries like India
• 136. Engendering Confidence in the Cloud – Addressing Questions of Security and Privacy in Developed and Developing Countries
• 154. Data in the Cloud: Where Do Open Standards Fit In?

Capacity Building

• 26. Teaching Internet Governance: The experience of the Schools on Internet Governance
• 30. Civil Registry cross-border data exchange in Europe
• 72. Integrated approach for child protection Online
• 110. Applying a code of good practice on information, participation and transparency in Internet governance.
• 127. Advancing Digital Citizenship aspects in Children's Online /Internet Experiences - Contributing to Internet Governance for Development
• 148. The Internet and FOSS: Applications and Challenges for Africa
• 157. Best practices as a way of building capacity - what has actually been done to solve specific problems

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