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A new research report sheds light on malicious domain registration patterns—a valuable step toward tackling DNS abuse. But as I read it, I was reminded of a…

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Reclaiming Internet Governance from the Gravitational Pull of the State In an era when even our most thoughtful allies and scholars have begun to suggest…

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This is one of the first human rights impact assessment of the Government Advisory Committee at Internet Corporation for Names and Numbers. Here is what…

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The increasing demand for control over AI access to online content highlights concerns from creators about unconsented usage of their work for AI training. While…

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The rise of AI-driven apps on the Internet has reignited debates about online access, rights management, and digital fairness. From website protection to licensing models,…

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The Internet’s Domain Name System (DNS) is critical for connecting us online, but it is also a potential vector for abuse. DNS abuse, encompassing activities…

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It has been a year since DigitalMedusa has been working on the implications of generative AI or in general Internet enabled AI on Internet and…

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Online Safety Regulations and government actions can potentially have a severe impact on Internet connectivity and people’s online presence. In addition to undertaking fundamental rights…

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Co-authored with Michaela Shapiro from Article 19 The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) plays a pivotal role in coordinating the allocation of…

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A Splinternet Solution: Empowering Internet Users, by Internet Users Splintercon this year focused on Internet shutdowns and technologies that could help with restoring and preserving…

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