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Last month at the United Nations in New York, world leaders agreed on 17 Sustainable Development Goals which countries must strive to carry out in the next 15 years. Like its predecessor, the 3rd MDG, the 5th SGD aims to achieve gender equality worldwide through an extensive list of targets, and this time with an explicit pledge to harness ICT use to empower women. The Philippines is well positioned to lead the charge towards a more gender-equal Internet in the Asia-Pacific region. It has long been one of the most gender-equal nations in the world, and the only one in Asia-Pacific to...Date published 18 December 2015
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Today marks the official start of the 10-year Review of the World Summit on the Information Society (a.k.a "WSIS+10") here in New York at the United Nations Headquarters. All year long our policy activities have been building toward this event, and as our President and CEO Kathy Brown wrote yesterday, we are encouraged by the "outcome document" and are looking forward to the discussions this week - and to translating the statements into actions in the months and years ahead. Our Schedule Today The main WSIS+10 schedule kicks off with an opening session at 9:00am US Eastern (UTC-5) where our...Date published 15 December 2015
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This year marks a milestone in the evolution of the Internet and its governance. The growth of Internet access and its impact on society demonstrate the success and ongoing viability of a collaborative, people-centered, and inclusive information society. But the benefits of the online world in areas such as education, health and development have yet to reach us all. There are now 3 billion people connected to the Internet, but more than half of the world’s population are yet to have access. With the ten year review of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) to be concluded in...Date published 05 November 2015
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Is Internet connectivity enough? A growing body of data suggests that it isn’t. At the 52nd APEC TEL meeting in Auckland last week, member economies have started to shift the conversation to boosting online adoption, or what people do once the Internet becomes available. The gap between access and use is being felt in advanced economies like New Zealand, where 96% of enterprises are connected to the Internet but only 50% have an online presence, and just 38% have a website. To improve this, TUANZ, an organisation of telecoms users in New Zealand, has launched a 10-minute online...Date published 27 October 2015
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A few weeks ago leaders from around the world gathered at the UN Sustainable Development Conference in New York to ratify one of the biggest promises the world has ever made to itself. Over 17 Global Goals were put in place - set out to achieve extraordinary things in the next 15 years. Dedicated to fighting injustice and inequalities, ending climate change, beat discrimination, bring in sustainable energy, and make sure no one goes hungry. The targets are ambitious - but we believe that in the digital age, we have the tools to succeed. These goals have the best chance in history to be met IF...Date published 14 October 2015
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I was deeply honored to speak at the DNS Women’s breakfast yesterday at the ICANN 53 meeting in Buenos Aires. The ICANN community, broadly, deals with a wide variety of technical issues related to the coordination role of the Domain Name System, the Internet’s naming system. The DNS Women’s breakfast is a regular event at ICANN meetings, aiming to promote networking, information and resource sharing. I would like to thank Olga Cavelli, Wanda Scartezini, and Cheryl Langdon-Orr for organizing yesterday's breakfast, which had more than 85 participants. It's great to see more women in positions...Date published 23 June 2015
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It isn’t everyday that I get to sit on a panel to talk about our favourite development project in the Asia-Pacific region - the Wireless for Communities (W4C) project in India. So I jumped at the opportunity when this opening came up at the Aid & Response Summit Asia in Bangkok this week. W4C is a project that we are particularly proud of at the Internet Society Asia-Pacific office - not only because it has won two international awards namely the ITU/MCMC (International Telecommunications Union - Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission) Connecting at the Roots Award for...Date published 18 June 2015
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Did you know the first computer program was developed by a woman? Or that a woman coined the term “debugging”? Women have been creating amazing things in the world of computer science throughout history, but often their contributions have gone unnoticed. In light of this, we’re celebrating the amazing achievements of a few of them today. Who do you admire? Add them in the comments! ps: this list is in no particular order. 1 Women of ENIAC In 1946 six brilliant young women programmed the first all-electronic, programmable computer, the ENIAC, a project run by the U.S. Army in Philadelphia as...Date published 12 June 2015
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Growing up, I wasn’t what you’d call a typical kid destined for a career in ICT (that stands for Information and Communications Technology. Yep, I had to Google it). I was one of those kids that always knew what I wanted. I was captivated with radio and just wanted to spend my days working to gather up tidbits of people’s lives. Storytelling was in my blood. I - being the stubborn person that I am - went ahead and did just that. I brought my love of storytelling to public and college radio, then over to the world I’m in today: as a defender of the open Internet and all the good it brings to...Date published 23 April 2015
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© UNAMID CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 This year, International Women’s Day will focus on the empowerment of women, highlighting the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, which was signed 20 years ago by 189 governments to establish an agenda for realizing women’s rights. The celebration of this historic milestone gives us a good reason to reflect on advances in women’s rights around the world, and to examine the Internet’s role in this effort. To this end, drawing from our Community Grants archives, our global membership and other organizations, the Internet Society has assembled below a list...Date published 08 March 2015
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