[bestbits] comparison of principles and statments

[Jeremy Malcolm]

On 19/10/2013, at 6:16 PM, Carolina Rossini <carolina.rossini at gmail.com> wrote:

> We have done this over the summer within my team, and it might also be
> helpful for this group. It is an extensive chart comparing every
> principles and statements from diverse stakeholder groups. I am also
> adding a short analysis of the rhetoric used by the groups in the
> statements.


Excellent - I've uploaded this to the Best Bits website as a background paper - the PDFs may preview in your browser, though that isn't working for me right now, but you can also click on the links/pages to download them:

http://bestbits.net/issue-comparison-of-major-declarations-on-internet-freedom/

The "Internet governance processes: Visualising the playing field" diagram is also linked as a background document now.

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