Apr 02
Do you believe ICANN should go ahead with the plan to roll the Root Key Signing Key (KSK) on 11 October 2018? If so (or if not), the deadline for public comment is TODAY, 2 April 2018, at 23:59 UTC. That’s about 9.5 hours from the time I’m publishing this post. My colleague Kevin Meynell […]
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Mar 28
As we built our new website, one of my own guiding principles was “POSSE“, a content publishing model from the “IndieWeb” movement. The idea is: Publish on your Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere Essentially, make sure you own your own content – and then share it out onto other sites and services. (See the IndieWeb page about POSSE for more […]
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Mar 22
How do we connect everyone, everywhere, to the Internet? What role do “community networks” play in helping connect more people? How can we best use wireless spectrum and what are the issues with that? How can satellites fit into the picture? And what is the state of satellite technology? And what about the role of […]
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Mar 16
It’s going to be a crazy busy week in London next week in the world of DNS security and privacy! As part of our Rough Guide to IETF 101, here’s a quick view on what’s happening in the world of DNS. (See the full agenda online for everything else.) IETF 101 Hackathon As usual, there will be a […]
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Mar 09
Sunday marks the beginning of the DNSSEC activities at the ICANN 61 meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico. As per usual there will be a range of activities related to DNSSEC or DANE. Two of the sessions will be streamed live and will be recorded for later viewing. Here is what is happening. All times […]
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Mar 08
The 2018 Internet Society Board of Trustees elections have begun! Electronic ballots were emailed today to all voting representatives. They will have until Monday, 9 April at 15:00 UTC to cast their ballots. In this year’s election cycle, Organization Members are asked to elect one Trustee to the Board. So voting representatives may vote for […]
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Feb 17
Want to try out curling? The Petersham Curling Club (PCC) is offering multiple opportunities over the next week. This weekend (Feb 17-18) there are two free “Olympic Open House” events: Saturday, February 17, between 1:00 – 5:00pm Sunday, February 18, between 1:00 – 5:00pm You will learn the basics of the sport and get a […]
Feb 17
Want to try out curling? The Petersham Curling Club (PCC) is offering multiple opportunities over the next week. This weekend (Feb 17-18) there are two free “Olympic Open House” events:
You will learn the basics of the sport …
Jan 26
On Monday, January 29, 2018, the State of the Net 2018 conference will be streaming live out of the Newseum in Washington DC. You can watch starting at 9:00am US EST (UTC-5) Monday morning at: http://www.stateofthenet.org/live/
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Jan 22
The new Internet Society website now has improved search capabilities, should load faster, and has an open issue tracker on Github. Read the post for more details…
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