Full props to #NowBroadband. Signed up to #Giganet last week (installed on Monday).
Called Now this morning expecting the usual cancellation hassle. Person was lovely and offered a cancellation of 24 hours instead of the standard 30 years.
Spot on service.
In other news. We are looking to leave our current broadband provider.
Currently on #NowBroadband and paying a reasonable £20/mth for 67mb
However they’ve recently laid full fibre out around us so today I’ve signed up with #Giganet for their 900mb service for £40/mth (and 3 month free)
All being well it’ll be installed on Monday 🎉
Literally the only time the fella ever gets up before midday on vacation .. #cityfibre #giganet installation day! Hopefully today we go from 250Mb/25Mb to 900Mb asynchronous while saving £50 per month in the process 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
I won't be posting about the next panel, because I am the discussant in it. So, if you are interested, you will need to tune in :)
Program: https://www.giga-net.org/giganet-annual-symposium/
We will start the third panel on data governance in about half an hour.
Now Ayden Ferdeline is reflecting on the papers. Appreciated how they all address the agenda setting dynamics in #netgov. Offers some pointed feedback to each presentation. I won't summarize it here, but one meta-theme is a call to venture beyond the obvious spaces/communities. Something van Eeten and Mueller have called a while ago.
Last, but not least, for this session are Ksenia Ermoshina and Francesca Musiani talking about #federated architectures of content moderation. How appropriate and timely!
Paper here: https://www.giga-net.org/2022SymposiumPapers/Ermoshina-Musiani%20Federated%20architecture.pdf?_t=1668543017
#netgov #IGF2022 #GigaNet #content #moderation #fediverse @comm @communicationscholars
#federated #NetGov #igf2022 #giganet #content #moderation #Fediverse
Now Sophie Hoogenboom is criticizing the lack of theory of #intgov research. She is trying to conceptualize norms of cybersovereignty through the lens of symbolic interaction. The full paper is in the link.
https://www.giga-net.org/2022SymposiumPapers/Hoogenboom%20Sovereignty%20norms.pdf?_t=1668543017
The 3rd paper in the panel is Stefania Grottola talking about research on the role of the private sector in tech diplomacy in cybersecurity. The paper does it through securitization and intermediation lenses. Examined cases in Switzerland, Canada, and the Netherlands.
Paper here: https://www.giga-net.org/2022SymposiumPapers/Grottola%20Tech%20Diplomacy.pdf?_t=1668543017
#NetGov #igf2022 #giganet #cybersecurity
Next up are Kimberly Anastácio and colleagues talking about female authors' representation in the proceedings of REDE the Brazilian #netgov academic community. Talking about citations as technologies of resistance and hierarchy. Full paper in the link.
https://www.giga-net.org/2022SymposiumPapers/Rosa_citation%20politics.pdf?_t=1668543002
Now Wolfgang Kleinwächter is responding to the papers. Notes Africa becoming the next #netgov geographic battlefield and #AI the next topical battlefield. Highlights the persistent importance of the #multistakeholder model as technology changes. Overall, topics seem to persist being it #standardization or practice of #tech development. Calls for making #netgov #research more relevant to #policymakers
#NetGov #ai #multistakeholder #standardization #Tech #research #policymakers #igf2022 #giganet
Now Rohan Grover is talking about tech workers as co-regulators of privacy. He engages with how the developer translate privacy policy into products/practice. He conducted interviews with techies working on compliance with #GDPR and #CCPA. We need more work like this. Full paper in the link.
https://www.giga-net.org/2022SymposiumPapers/Grover_Encoding%20Privacy.pdf?_t=1668543017
#gdpr #ccpa #NetGov #igf2022 #giganet
The third paper is on power plays and institutional dynamics in open Radio Access Networks. Riccardo Nanni is using the Japanese case to talk about standadization of mobile connectivity networks (G5 anyone?) through the lens of techno-nationalism and using process-tracing. No full paper available here.
Apparently you can also follow the symposium on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXuC7xaoz5Y
The second paper is on the geopolitics of the LEO satellite infrastructure by Berna Akcali Gur and Joanna Kulesza. Trying to think about governance questions of this emerging infrastructure in the context of equitable access to internet infrastrucure. Full paper is here: https://www.giga-net.org/2022SymposiumPapers/Gur%20Kuleska%20Satellite%20copy%201.pdf?_t=1668543017