Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2015 – Brazil
Session reports
Event report
In November 2015, the observatory participated extensively in the 10th Internet Governance Forum in Brazil, and developed the following resources:
- IGF Summary, the comprehensive final report on IGF 2015, published on 19 November 2015
- IGF Dailies: view all four issues
- IGF Session Reports (Day 4 | Day 3 | Day 2 | Day 1 | Day 0)
- Analysis from Diplo’s CreativeLab
- Prefix Monitor
- IGF Selfies
Your guide throughout #IGF2015…
- IGF Summary, the comprehensive final report on IGF 2015, published on 19 November 2015
- IGF Dailies: read all four issues
- IGF Session Reports (Day 4 | Day 3 | Day 2 | Day 1 | Day 0)
- Analysis from Diplo’s CreativeLab | Prefix Monitor | IGF Selfies
- Background information on IGF 2015
- The team behind the IGF 2015 reporting
- Diplo and GIP @ IGF 2015 | ISOC @ IGF 2015
IGF Summary
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IGF Daily
| Issue No. 4 of IGF Daily
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Issue No. 3 of IGF Daily
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Issue No. 2 of IGF Daily
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Issue No. 1 of IGF Daily
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IGF Selfie
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IGF Selfie – Day 1
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From Diplo Creative Lab
[New] IGF 2015 Concepts Summary: relevance of IG Issues computed from the IGF 2015 session transcripts
Based on 84 available raw session transcripts from https://www.intgovforum.org/cms/component/tags/tag/43-igf2015-raw
[New] IGF 2015 Concepts Summary: top relevant IG Issues in the IGF 2015 associative paths
Based on 84 available raw session transcripts from https://www.intgovforum.org/cms/component/tags/tag/43-igf2015-raw
[New] IGF 2015 Prefix Monitor Summary: IG characteristic prefix usage in the IGF 2015 relative to IGF 2006-2014 baseline
Based on 84 available raw session transcripts from https://www.intgovforum.org/cms/component/tags/tag/43-igf2015-raw
[New] IGF 2015 Social Media Summary: Twitter WordCloud, UserCloud, and HashCloud
Based on 17,100 relevant tweets as returned from Twitter Search API querried from R package TwitteR.
IGF 2015 Day 3: IGF 2015 Towards the WSIS+10
IGF 2015 Day 2: Tweeter activity and #hashtags IGF 2015 Nov 09 – Nov 11
IGF 2015 Day 2: Prefix monitoring.
IGF 2015 Day 1: IG issues associative paths.
Relevant IG Issues and Prefix monitoring: Dynamic Coalition on Child Safety
IGF2015 Dynamic Coalition on Child Safety
Most representative IG issues in the Session
Prefix monitoring: Dynamic Coalition on Child Safety
IGF2015 Online Media Coverage
Top hits from the Google News queried by “IGF 2015” were submitted to text-mining analyses.
The following wordcloud presents the most frequently used IG specific words.
The following two graphs present the relative importance of different IG issues and IG baskets in the online media coverage of the IGF 2015.
In online media, the prefixes “digital” and “net” are proportionaly used more often than they were used in the IGF 2006-2014. The prefixes “cyber” and “online” are used less frequently in the media coverage of the IGF 2015 relative to their usage in the IGF sessions 2006-2014. There is almost no difference in the usage of the prefix “e-” in media and the IGF.
Sentiment analysis: by tracking the presence of emotionaly charged words in the online media coverage of the IGF 2015 we have concluded that the 10th IGF meeting is most often represented in a positive context.
Keywords categorisation: computational analysis have revealed the structure of similarity among the automatically extracted keywords from online media reporting on the IGF 2015.
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New] Geolocalisation of government representatives
Governments are among the stakeholders convening at the 10th IGF. Which countries are they representing and how large are their delegations? Click on the world map to find out, or click on the regional maps for Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.
The Internet and Death
Typically, discussion about death is culturally sensitive. This was confirmed by a debate in culturaly diverse CreativeLab of DiploFoundation. An invitation to provide metaphors explaining the Internet and death (visualisaiton of the IGF session on Digital Legacy) triggered a very interesting conceptual, philosophial and cultural discussion. It resulted in the following interesting visualisation.
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Prefix Monitor
For background on information the use of prefixes in digital policy you can consult Dr Jovan Kurbalija’s blog post on Huffington Post TECH: ‘Security is Cyber. Development is Digital‘.
[NEW] Prefix Monitor IGF 2006 – 2015 Overview
Prefix Monitor IGF 2015 Summary (10 – 13 November)
Prefix Monitor for Day 3 (12 November)
Prefix Monitor for Day 2 (11 November)
Prefix Monitor for Day 1 (10 November)
Consider the usage of characteristically prefixed terms in the session transcripts of the IGF 2006-2014 (data are based on 614 available session transcripts).
Diplo Creative Lab has conducted a text-mining analysis of the online media coverage of the 10th IGF on Day 0.
In comparison to the findings from the IGF 2006-2014, prefixes “net” and “digital” are used more often in the news.
The data are obtained from querying Google News with “IGF 2015” on Day 0 and collecting the top hits.
An overview of the most frequently used prefixed IG terms and their similarity.
Team Behind the IGF 2015 Reporting
DiploFoundation in collaboration with the Internet Society has added another layer to GIP Digital Watch: integrated reporting from the Internet Governance
Forum (IGF). The experiment addressed the challenge of navigating through parallel sessions and numerous activities at the IGF. Our appreciation goes to
IGF Daily’s reporters for their dedication:
Internet Society IGF ambassadors: Amanda Soares Kemmer (Brazil), Argyro Karanasiou (Greece), Arsene Tungali (Democratic Republic of Congo), Ashell
Forde (Barbados), Evelyn Namara (Uganda), Grace Mutung’u (Kenya), Krishna Kumar Rajamannar (India), Lianna Galstyan (Armenia), Maureen Hernandez
(Venezuela), Mwendwa Kivuva (Kenya), Suprita Lnu (India), Michael Oghia (United States), Maria Paola Pérez (Venezuela), Mohit Saraswat (United Arab
Emirates)
Diplo colleagues and friends present at the IGF 2015: Patrick Curry (UK), Radek Bejdak (Czech Republic), Samantha Dickinson (Australia), Virginia Paque (USA),
Vladimir Radunovic (Serbia)
Diplo rapporteurs online: Arvin Kamberi (Serbia), Barbara Rosen Jacobson (Netherlands), Stephanie Borg Psaila (Malta)
Diplo editors: Hannah Slavik (Romania), Marianna Drake (UK), Mary Murphy (Hungary), Stephanie Borg Psaila (Malta)
Diplo’s CreativeLab team (Serbia): Aleksandar Nedeljkov, Ana Trifunovic, Goran Milovanovic, Milica Virijevic Konstantinovic, Mina
Mudric, Viktor Mijatovic, Vladimir Veljasevic
Coordination: Tereza Horejsova, director project development of DiploFoundation, coordinator of the Geneva Internet Platform
Concept and Management: Jovan Kurbalija, director of DiploFoundation, head of the Geneva Internet Platform
Diplo and GIP @ IGF 2015
The IGF schedule is packed with important discussions. We invite you to join us for the following workshops:
- Introducing GIP Digital Watch – Tuesday, 10th November, 10 – 11 am
- Building Internet Observatories: approaches and challenges (WS 169) – Thursday, 12th November, 2 – 3:30 pm
- A Dialogue on “Zero rating” and Network Neutrality (Main session) – Thursday, 12th November, 2 – 4 pm
- WGIG + 10 (WS 50) – Thursday, 12th November, 2 – 4 pm
- Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation: ideas, words and actions (Open Forum) – Thursday, 12th November, 4 – 5.30 pm
- Viable application & debate: online participation principles (WS 27) – Thursday, 12th November, 4 – 5.30 pm
- Role of Women in IGF in the Past, the Present and the Future (WS 271) – Thursday, 12th November, 4 – 5.30 pm
- IGF beyond 2015: Extend mandate, strengthen institution (WS 82) – Friday, 13th November, 9 – 10.30 am
- Cybersecurity, human rights and Internet business triangle (WS 172) – Friday, 13th November, 2 – 3.30 pm
Learn more about each workshop and event.
Visit DiploFoundation/Geneva Internet Platform’s booth throughout the week, for news and updates on major Diplo projects (IGF Report, the Geneva Internet Platform, GIP Digital Watch, monthly briefings, data mining, capacity development activities, and more). A limited number of IG-related publications – including the latest issue of the Geneva Digital Watch newsletter, and the IG Acronyms book, will be available. The Diplo/GIP booth will also serve as an informal – and traditional – meeting place for alumni and associates.
Are you a Diplo student or alumnus, or a member of