This event took place on 21 June 2014 from 15:00-18:00 BST at ICANN50 | London in the Hilton 1-2 room.
Date: 
Sat, 21 June 2014 - 15:00 to 18:00 BST
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Room: 
Hilton 1-2
Session Leader(s): 
Heidi Ullrich | Director, At-Large
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Audio Stream Live (Low Bandwidth) English

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Overview: 

ICANN has been created to provide a global infrastructure to manage worldwide Internet resources like domain names, IP addresses and Internet parameters. To be really "global", ICANN needs to provide a framework where all stakeholders worldwide can interact on equal footing, without cultural, geopolitical, gender, or other barriers to participation. Moreover, ICANN needs to be accountable to the global Internet community: the globalization of ICANN is strictly linked to the ability of the multi-stakeholders to set checks and balances to verify that ICANN is really independent from local constraining factors limiting the global equal access to the process.

Archival Media

Title Item Type Language
ATLAS II Thematic Group 2: The Globalization of ICANN - Session 1 | Audio: Full Audio Stream Archive English