In this blog I am going to talk about mitigation of DNS abuse in zero-click domains. But let me start with a caveat for those…
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…
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…
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…
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 Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has a narrow but important mandate: coordination of policy development for allocation of domain names. Domain…
Just recently, Bluesky -the decentralized social network running on an open protocol called AT Protocol- announced that as a mechanism for supporting its business financially,…
Did you know that we are swimming in Domain Name System abuse? As an Internet user, you probably were not aware. Apparently, doomsday is near…
February
Digital trade protectionism does not protect workers rights and could cost us the Internet
Cross-border data flows and, as a result, the global Internet are being threatened by usual and unusual suspects. Some nation-states have proposed for some time…
December
Defeating Digital Perseus: 2022 Version
2022 was a tough year for the Internet. Digital Perseus came out in full force to fragment the Internet, to stop unfettered access and sometimes…
