[governance] Q7 "civil society" role in defending fundamentals

Garth Graham garth.graham at telus.net
Sun Jul 12 16:27:30 EDT 2009


On 12-Jul-09, at 12:13 PM, Ginger Paque wrote:

>  Garth, can you give us the definition of "Internet model" of IG  
> that you are using, please?

Yup....

"The Internet’s success is largely due to its unique model
The Internet model:
• Shared global ownership without central control
• Collaborative engagement models (involves researchers, business,  
civil society, academia, governments)
• Development based on open standards (which are also openly  
developed, with participation based on knowledge rather than formal  
membership)
• Key principles (such as the “end-to-end principle”)
• An open, bottom-up, freely accessible, public, multi-stakeholder  
processes for both technology and policy development "

...quoting Bill Graham, ISOC, Strategic Global Engagement  http:// 
www.isoc.org/pubpolpillar/docs/aba-igov-20080809.pdf____________________________________________________________
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