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IGP is proud to serve as the host organization for a project on censorship funded by the U.S. Open Technology Fund (OTF). Karan Saini, an Indian citizen working in Delhi, […]
The contradiction between state sovereignty and cyberspace is the fundamental “Internet governance” issue of our times. Four years ago, I published a scholarly manifesto “Against sovereignty in cyberspace”in the International […]
In its December 6, 2024 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit played Grinch. Not only did it issue a sloppy, poorly reasoned verdict upholding […]
The Internet Governance Forum (IGF), the annual program of issue-oriented interactions hosted by the United Nations, has formed a stable and solidaristic community. IGF is still the most diverse and […]
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To operate in the US, a proprietary algorithm must be forcibly taken from its owner (a private company in China), and given to a US government-approved company, i.e. expropriated. If PRC forced Google to sell its search algo to stay in the China market, would it sell or leave?
SCOTUS TikTok hearings: TikTok manipulation is sooo covert that we can't detect it, but at the same time it's sooo influential that we have to ban it: Solicitor General getting destroyed
This is an excellent analysis of the contradictions in the MAGA coalition between the crypto-globalist tech bros and the hard core nationalists.
