1. APSIG Lectures
2016 APSIG
Jeremy Malcolm, Multistakeholder Model
Mahesh Uppal, Net Neutrality
Pablo Hinojosa, Internet Policy Principles
Adam Peake, Internet Governance Principles
Jim Foster, Political Perspective
KS Park, Legal Perspective
Kilnam Chon, Technology/Engineering Perspective
KS Park, Human Rights - General
2017 APSIG
Anita Gurumurthy, Gender and the Internet
Chinmayi Arun, Internet Policy Principles
Kilnam Chon, IoT Governance
Jim Foster, Moving to Digital Economy
Jiro Kokuryo, Economics and Business Perspective
Kenny Huang, Local Language Support
KS Park, Data Governance
Rajnesh Singh, Internet Governance EcoSystem
Susan Landau, Cybersecurity
Susan Landau, Surveillance
2018 APSIG
2. Others
inSIG 2016
EuroSSIG
IGF (FriendsofTheIGF.org)
Human Rights on the Internet, IGF, Baku, 2013.
Human Rights and the Internet Governance Must go Hand in Hand, IGF, Baku, 2012.
Internet Security through Multistakeholder Cooperation, IGF, Bali, 2013.
Future of Privacy, IGF, Vilnius, 2010.
Dynamic Coalition on Child Online Safety, 7th Meeting, IGF, Bali, 2013.
Privacy in Asia, IGF, Bali, 2013.
More
Geoff Huston, Forensic Tracing in the Internet - An Update, Network Security Session, APRICOT, 2017. [video]
Geoff Huston, Fragmentation Considered Harmful?, APNIC, 2014. [video?] [ppt]
Carnegie Colloquium, Future of Internet Governance in Post-Transition Period, CMU, 2017.12.2.
