Blog and Media
We have all been busy with telling the United Nations that an open, multistakeholder, bottom-up Internet governance is better than a centralized, government-led one. Governments…
The field of Digital Trust and Safety gains more traction, especially as regulators increasingly aim to regulate people’s behavior online. Therefore, it is important to…
February
What happened to .AF?
When the US withdrew from Afghanistan in 2021, Digital Medusa published a trilogy about the potential scenarios that could happen to Afghanistan’s Internet infrastructure. We…
For a long time, the Internet community feared the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), anticipating its takeover of Internet governance organizations. While some of those threats…
Digital Medusa carried out an experimental and quick human rights impact assessment on Government Advisory Committee (GAC) communique to ICANN. Hopefully, this will become something…
When the AI Mirage Sidelines Internet Governance For five days in Kyoto, Japan, Internet leaders, academics, researchers, and experts alike met for the 18th annual…
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has a narrow but important mandate: coordination of policy development for allocation of domain names. Domain…
Open source digital governance is the talk of town these days. The Internet community has been focusing on sharing best practices and solutions to governance problems…
From a quick Google Search, one can uncover hundreds of best practices in the field of trust and safety that will help keep users safe…
Editor’s Note: This blog was published by the National Democratic Institute https://dem.tools/blog/how-develop-accountability-and-transparency-recommendations-under-scrutinized-digital The policies and products of major tech platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter,…
