[Briefing #10] Internet governance in November 2014

[Update] The webinar digest and recording are now available: Internet governance in November 2014: A bubbling cauldron

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The next Geneva Briefing will take place on Tuesday, 2 December, at 12:00 UTC/GMT (13:00 CET). The webinar takes place online, but you can also join in situ at 7 bis Avenue de la Paix, Geneva (WMO building, 2nd floor). To join, please fill in the registration form.

We will discuss, among other topics:

• Geneva Internet Conference: Highlights and outputs.
• US-China free trade in ICT: breakthrough on eliminating duties on ICT products and perspectives for new WTO dynamism.
• Battles over net neutrality: Obama's message and US perspectives, Swiss telecom agreeement, and messages from ETNO.
• Cybersecurity developments: OSCE moves with Confidence Building Measures.
• IGF: the new members of the MAG and preparations for IGF2015.

and more.

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[Update] Last month's Geneva Briefing focused on IG developments that took place throughout October. Read last month's digest: "Internet Governance in October 2014: The dance of the Titans"