Georgetown Journal / YouTube / Common Sense / the Washington Post / Creative Commons / Internet Corporation for Assigned Names / /
Country
Myanmar / Iran / Egypt / United Kingdom / China / /
Facility
University of Waterloo / University of Toronto / Internet club / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / Internet governance regime / Internet service providers / online rights / Internet penetration rates / satellite television / Online Piracy Act / Internet stakeholders / server networks / Internet filter / Internet club / satellite communications / web hosting / communications platform / Internet Governance Forum / malicious software / Internet governance institutions / Internet commons arguments / Internet connections / INTERNET AS / commons management / Internet technology / online freedom / Web Consortium / search engines / Internet governance / online retailers / Internet Protocol / network operator / online contexts / Internet governance decisions / physical infrastructure / entrants exploiting technology / Internet users / Internet service / Internet Commons / easy solutions / Internet activists / /
Organization
Centre for International Governance Innovation / Governmental Advisory Committee / University of Waterloo / Syrian government / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / United States Congress / Internet Engineering Task Force / Electronic Frontier Foundation / Internet Society / University of Toronto / /
Person
Elinor Ostrom / Bill Davidow / Mark Raymond / Garrett Hardin / Lawrence Lessig / /
Position
farmer / advocate / /
PublishedMedium
Georgetown Journal of International Affairs / the Washington Post / /
Technology
IP / Internet technology / wi-fi / entrants exploiting technology / Firewall / ISP / satellite television / satellite communications / /
Contribution by Mr.Mark Raymond to the CSTD : Puncturing the myth of the Internet as a Commons