Who governs the Internet? A conversation on securing the multistakeholder process

Описание: During the 50th Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers meeting, the global Internet community signaled its continued concerns regarding the accountability and transparency of the Internet governance process. As the US government prepares to end its oversight of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, how might we strengthen the multistakeholder process and ensure that rogue governments or actors do not threaten the traditional openness and innovation of the Internet?

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Who governs the Internet? A conversation on securing the multistakeholder process

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