At the Internet Society, we believe the Internet can help improve the quality of your life and the lives of people everywhere. Too ambitious? We think it’s possible – but only with the help of our partners, Chapters, and individual members.
Together we work to promote policies that sustain an Internet that’s open and has a universally accessible platform for innovation, creativity, and economic opportunity.
The year 2017 was an important milestone in moving forward the European agenda for Digital for Development (D4D). The...
Northern Public Affairs, in collaboration with the Internet Society, is pleased to release a call for contributions to the...
Wednesday, 2 May 2018, the Internet Society signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Association of Internet Exchange Points...
In April, the Canadian Standing Committee on Industry, Science, and Technology presented the “Broadband Connectivity in Rural Canada: Overcoming...
A new space race is developing, bringing with it the potential to spread broadband to unserved areas of the...
The Internet Society is concerned with the continuous disruptions of Internet and social media services in Chad in the...
This policy framework provides recommendations policymakers can use to flexibly create their own Internet-enabling environment.
The following report is an excerpt from a more detailed paper, Promoting the Use of Internet Exchange Points, by...
Acknowledgments We would like to thank Sally Wentworth, Karen Rose, Konstantinos Komaitis, Jane Coffin, Dawit Bekele, Kevin Chege, and...
Internet Interconnection challenges in Africa? Available data shows that Africa imports more than 99% of the Internet content consumed...
Through this paper, the Internet Society wishes to expand our work with everyone in the Internet community to improving...