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Oct 2013
I&J Hosts Workshop in Washington DC
I&J convened
October 7, 2013
Following multistakeholder meetings in Rio de Janeiro, Paris and New Delhi, Internet & Jurisdiction organised a fourth workshop in Washington DC on October 1-2, 2013, to prepare for the Internet Governance Forum 2013. Hosted in partnership with Georgetown University’s Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, participants from online platforms, operators, law enforcement and civil society discussed the need for fair process frameworks for cross-border online spaces. Moreover, the stakeholders explored how to handle the coexistence and interoperability of heterogeneous normative orders in cyberspace through procedural states-platforms/operators-users interfaces.
Due to the shutdown of the US Federal Government on October 1, 2013, the representatives of the following entities were prevented from attending the workshop:
- THE WHITE HOUSE – OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY
- US STATE DEPARTMENT
- US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
- US FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
- US FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Participating Institutions
- ACCESS NOW
- CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY & TECHNOLOGY (CDT)
- FLETCHER HEALD & HILDRETH, PLC
- GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
- INTERNET SOCIETY (ISOC)
- MICROSOFT
- NEW AMERICA FOUNDATION
- PALAGE CONSULTING
- SKYPE
- STANFORD UNIVERSITY – CENTER FOR INTERNET AND SOCIETY
- TEMPLE UNIVERSITY – BEASLEY SCHOOL OF LAW
- UK SERIOUS ORGANISED CRIME AGENCY
- UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO – CITIZEN LAB
- US COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (USCIB)
- VERISIGN
- WALT DISNEY COMPANY
- WILEY REIN LLP
- YAHOO
Following multistakeholder meetings in Rio de Janeiro, Paris and New Delhi, Internet & Jurisdiction organised a fourth workshop in Washington DC on October 1-2, 2013, to prepare for the Internet Governance Forum 2013. Hosted in partnership with Georgetown University’s Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, participants from online platforms, operators, law enforcement and civil society discussed the need for fair process frameworks for cross-border online spaces. Moreover, the stakeholders explored how to handle the coexistence and interoperability of heterogeneous normative orders in cyberspace through procedural states-platforms/operators-users interfaces.
Due to the shutdown of the US Federal Government on October 1, 2013, the representatives of the following entities were prevented from attending the workshop:
- THE WHITE HOUSE – OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY
- US STATE DEPARTMENT
- US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
- US FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
- US FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Participating Institutions
- ACCESS NOW
- CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY & TECHNOLOGY (CDT)
- FLETCHER HEALD & HILDRETH, PLC
- GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
- INTERNET SOCIETY (ISOC)
- MICROSOFT
- NEW AMERICA FOUNDATION
- PALAGE CONSULTING
- SKYPE
- STANFORD UNIVERSITY – CENTER FOR INTERNET AND SOCIETY
- TEMPLE UNIVERSITY – BEASLEY SCHOOL OF LAW
- UK SERIOUS ORGANISED CRIME AGENCY
- UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO – CITIZEN LAB
- US COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (USCIB)
- VERISIGN
- WALT DISNEY COMPANY
- WILEY REIN LLP
- YAHOO
