What Governments Can Learn from Canada when Regulating Online Harms
Canada’s Online Harms Act should be an example of how to protect the fundamentals of the Internet while improving online safety.
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Misguided Policies the World over Are Slowly Killing the Open Internet
We must defend the Internet whenever there are threats, whether they come from a country, a corporation, or a misguided policy ...
What is Section 230 and Why Should I Care About It?
The protections in Section 230 are up for debate in the Supreme Court. Learn what it is and how changes could affect the global Internet ...
NDSS Symposium 2023: 30 Years of Cutting Edge Network Security Research
The 30th edition of the Network and Distributed Systems Security (NDSS) Symposium kicks off 27 February in San Diego, USA ...
In One Corner, Large Telecom Operators. In the Other, Everybody Else.
We encourage everyone interested in defending an open Internet to contribute to the European Commission's public consultation on the potential developments of the connectivity sector and its infrastructure ...
Building, Expanding and Securing the Internet: Two Funding Programs Now Open for Applications
Our two new funding programs reinforce our commitment to support communities around the world in gaining greater access to the Internet ...
Your Chance to Be the Changemaker
It's not every day a fellowship program changes lives. But that's exactly what we see when our alumni set out into the world, eager and ready to make a difference ...
From Internet User to Internet Champion
Internet Society has been nominated for two World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Prizes. Read a firsthand account from a fellow who took one of the nominated programs ...
Brussels Workshop: Learning How the Internet Society Works to Stop Damaging Proposals
Brussels Internet governance workshop gives voice to critical stakeholders ...
