Written by Akram Rashid (Edited by Guntur Ramadhan) Diversity is a concept that encompasses acceptance and respect by recognizing and understanding each individuals’ uniqueness and differences. Multi-stakeholder is on a basic level participatory decision-making and data sharing at the national level. Key partners ought to be spoken to and choose what issues to center on […]
Category: Blog Posts
NetMission Ambassadors’ blog posts
NetMission Insight: Digital Economy and Emerging Technologies
Written by Arbi Wijaya (Edited by Jenna Fung) Our world is full of perspectives. We all are living in different places, continents, countries, cities, and regions so it drives us to explore those perspectives in the vastness of the world. Not yet, the world is being engulfed by the Covid-19 pandemic & has been a […]
NetMission Insight: Objection & Dispute Resolution @ICANN New gTLD Program
Written by Ahnaf Sadat Zakaria (Edited by Jenna Fung) ICANN stands for ‘The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number’. ICANN is an American multi stakeholder group and nonprofit organization (ICANN, 2019). It is responsible for coordinating the maintenance and procedures of several databases related to the namespaces and numerical spaces of the Internet. Its […]
NetMission Insight: Cybersecurity, Privacy & Safer Internet
Written by Mohd Ali Jauhar, Unzila FaheemEdited by Mahboba Mahmoodi, Jenna Fung The internet is becoming increasingly important these days, cybersecurity plays an important role to keep data on this wide network safe from malicious attacks. Cybersecurity protects our digital devices such as smartphones, computers, networks, and servers from unauthorized access for theft and damages […]
NetMission Insight: A Safer Internet Is Not A Dream
Written by Muhammad Umair Ali (Edited by Jenna Fung) It is said that “Every coin has two faces.” The twenty-first century marked a new era of unprecedented and unparalleled transformation. Generations evolved and so did their needs. Computers and the Internet took the world by storm. Things that were accessible to a few became accessible […]