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  ITU Internet Reports 2002: Internet for a Mobile Generation

ITU Internet Reports 2002: Internet for a Mobile Generation Français  |  Español   Print Version   Home : Office of the Secretary-General : CSD ITU Internet Reports 2002: Internet for a Mobile Generation       ITU Internet Reports 2002: Internet for a Mobile Generation Number of pages: 220 pages including 75 pages of statistical tables 4th edition, price: 100 Swiss Francs PURCHASE ELECTRONIC VERSION (.pdf) ORDER PAPER EDITION Go to Press Release Download Executive Summary ( HTML ,   PDF ) Download Policy and Strategy Trends   English:  PD F     Fran ç ais :  PDF    Espa ñ ol : PDF Table of contents List of tables List of figures List of boxes List of statistical tables Previous Reports in the ITU Internet Reports series (previously known as "Challenges to the Network") Third report (December 2000) " ITU Internet Reports 2001: IP Telephony " Second report (February 1999, updated October 1999) " Challenges to the Network: Internet for Development " First report (September 1997) " Challenges to the Network: Telecoms and the Internet "   ITU Internet Reports 2002: Internet for a Mobile Generation This report, the fourth in the ITU Internet Reports series, provides a timely analysis of the development of second- and third-generation mobile networks and technologies towards the provision of mobile Internet applications and services. (...) The report covers the main technologies and applications for the mobile internet, the evolving market trends and corporate strategies, regulatory and policy aspects, societal implications, country case studies etc.  (...) The final part of the report presents a series of statistical tables that present the latest available data for more than 200 economies worldwide in terms of their adoption of mobile communications and the Internet. The tables include a specially prepared Mobile Internet Index that attempts to gauge the likelihood of adoption of the mobile Internet in different economies.

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  CT0018part1.PDF

Part II (TRADE/2000/19) examines the technical indicators of Internet development in the region, focusing on Internet network backbone infrastructure, Internet hosts including secure servers, Internet service providers, Internet exchanges and the Domain Name System. (...) It includes summaries with regard to the numbers of Internet hosts and secure servers, Internet access and use, Internet services, teledensity, backbones and Internet address registries. (...) Latvia also operates the only Internet Exchange in the region. 33. Internet Registries7.

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  UNESCO and the Internet Society announce strategic partnership to advance universality of the Intern

UNESCO and the Internet Society announce strategic partnership to advance universality of the Internet Skip to main content Toggle navigation Building peace in the minds of men and women Member states Staff Search form Search Search English English Français Español Main shared menu In brief Introducing UNESCO Mission and Mandate UNESCO House Strategic Transformation Portal Who's Who? (...) These efforts will focus on Access and Growing the Internet, while enhancing the multi-stakeholder approach in global Internet governance. This enhanced partnership builds on a long-term UNESCO-Internet Society endeavor in co-developing Internet Universality ROAM principles and indicators, and synergies involving the Internet Society and its national chapters in a number of national assessments.

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  Deconstructing Internet Governance

Deconstructing Internet Governance Français  |  Español   Print Version   Home : Office of the Secretary-General : CSD Deconstructing Internet Governance Submission to the Workshop on Internet Governance 26-27 February 2004 Deconstructing Internet Governance Author: Karl Auerbach, former North American publicly elected Director, ICANN In my final report to ICANN [1] I suggested this definition of the internet:     The internet is the open system that carries IP packets from source IP addresses to destination IP addresses. (...) It regards things such as Voice over IP (VOIP) and the World Wide Web as applications that are layered on top of the internet but which themselves are not necessarily part of the internet.  (...) This principle is implicit in my proposed definition of the internet. The end-to-end principle is one of the primary reasons why the internet has been so successful.  

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  Microsoft PowerPoint - 8. APJII - Measuring Internet Growth for Developments.ppt

Microsoft PowerPoint - 8. APJII - Measuring Internet Growth for Developments.ppt Establishing Internet Indicators For Development Case Study: The Indonesia Internet Service Providers Association’s (APJII) Experience Presented By: Sylvia W. Sumarlin APJII Chairperson Event: Training ICT Indicators & Statistic Jakarta, 29 October 2007 The Development of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Indonesia 1995 - The first Internet License/Permit was issued by the government. (...) Many people gain access to the internet through Internet Kiosk (called; Warung Internet).

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  ISOC Contribution

ISOC Contribution Internet Society 4, rue des Falaises CH-1205 Geneva Switzerland Tel: +41 22 807 1444 Fax: +41 22 807 1445 http://www.isoc.org 1775 Wiehle Ave. (...) “AfriNIC is a non-government, not-for-profit, membership based organization, based in Mauritius to serve African Internet Community. AfriNIC is the Regional Registry for Internet Number Resources for Africa. (...) It provides allocation and registration services which support the operation of the Internet globally. It is a not-for-profit, membership-based organisation whose members include Internet Service Providers, National Internet Registries, and similar organisations.

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  Microsoft PowerPoint - 13. MM - Business indicators.ppt

Proportion of businesses using the Internet Suggested model question: Did your business use the Internet during < i d>? (...) The Internet refers to Internet protocol (IP) based networks: WWW (the World Wide Web), an extranet over the Internet, EDI over the Internet, Internet accessed by mobile phones and Internet email. 11November 2007 B4. (...) Proportion of businesses using the Internet by type of activity Internet activities are not mutually exclusive.

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  ITU Internet Reports 2004: The Portable Internet

ITU Internet Reports 2004: The Portable Internet Français  |  Español   Print Version   Home : Office of the Secretary-General : CSD ITU Internet Reports 2004: The Portable Internet Purchase the full report online or Purchase the hard copy of the report   See the Press Release See the ITU News Article covering the report (in E N, F R, E S ).  See the Report Summary   and the Overview Presentation   Check out sample pages:  Sample 1 (Analysis)   Sample 2 (Statistical Annex)   Check out special feature maps:  Asian Internet and Broadband Map Asian Teledensity Map and Digital Access Index "The Portable Internet" is the sixth in the series of "ITU Internet Reports", originally launched in 1997. (...) Chapter two, Technologies for the portable Internet, provides a technical overview of high-speed mobile and wireless networks underlying the portable Internet.

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  indicators.indd

indicators.indd PHASE 2 CONSULTATION ON UNESCO’S INTERNET UNIVERSALITY INDICATORS – DEADLINE: 15 MARCH 2018 UN ES CO DR AF T DEVELOPING UNESCO’S INTERNET UNIVERSALITY INDICATORS: HELP UNESCO TO ASSESS AND IMPROVE THE INTERNET INTRODUCTION This consultation document invites stakeholders to contribute to UNESCO’s project to develop indicators to assess the Internet in any country, and highlight areas where improvements can be made. (...) UNESCO intends to adopt a framework of Internet Universality indicators to assist governments and other stakeholders to assess their national Internet environments and develop policies to advance these Prin- ciples. (...) The reach of the Internet and Internet-enabled services has grown rapidly, but access to the Internet remains highly unequal.

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  Uproar over Internet shutdowns | Africa Renewal

Uproar over Internet shutdowns | Africa Renewal Skip to main content Get the free mobile apps Get the latest news from us on our apps.   (...) “All personal services that required the Internet were put on hold. Many Internet-based businesses ground to a halt, especially tech start-ups. (...) The rise in Internet shutdowns comes as an increasing number of Africans are communicating via the Internet, observed Ms.

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