EuroDIG 2017

6 Jun 2017 - 7 Jun 2017

Tallinn, Estonia

Session reports

02:00 - Blockchain technology and internet governance
02:00 - Cybersecurity: The technical realities behind the headlines
02:00 - Domain names innovation and competition
02:00 - EuroDIG 2017 - European workshop on policy watch activities: MAPPING project
02:00 - How the digital revolution changes our work life
02:00 - Internet in the ‘post-truth’ era?
02:00 - NRI assembly: European contribution to global IG process
02:00 - Alice in wonderland: Mapping the cybersecurity landscape in Europe and beyond
02:00 - Critical internet literacy
02:00 - EuroDIG 2017 welcoming address
02:00 - How I am affected by internet governance
02:00 - International trade agreements and internet governance
02:00 - From Internet users to digital citizens
02:00 - Keynote speech at EuroDIG 2017: Göran Marby
02:00 - Digital citizenship, integration, and participation
02:00 - The EU copyright reform’s proposal: Which impacts on users’ fundamental rights
02:00 - Key-note speech of Norway’s Prime Minister Erna Solberg
02:00 - Key-note speeches on the future of the internet
02:00 - Realizing rights online: From human rights discourses to enforceable stakeholder responsibilities
16:00 - 17:30 EuroDIG 2017 - Community connectivity: Empowering the unconnected

Event report

The 10th annual meeting of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG) was held on 6-7 June 2017, in Tallinn, Estonia. The GIP provided 20 session reports on many topical issues, including cybersecurity and blockchain technology, privacy and digital rights, and development aspects.

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The 10th annual meeting of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG) will be held on 6-7 June 2017, in Tallinn, Estonia, and it will be hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia.

Under the overarching theme ‘DIGital futures: promises and pitfalls’, the meeting will feature plenary sessions, workshops, and flash sessions focused on various digital policy issues such as access and literacy, development of the Internet governance ecosystem, human rights, innovation and economic issues, media and content, security and crime, and technical and operational issues.

The meeting will bring together representatives of governments, intergovernmental organisations, the private sector, the technical community, and civil society, for discussions on public policy issues related to Internet governance. The main aim of EuroDIG is to promote the engagement of Europeans in multistakeholder dialogue in order to share their expertise and best practice and, where possible, identify common ground. This enables EuroDIG to pull together national perspectives and to apply and shape European values and views regarding the Internet.

For more information, visit the initiative website.

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