/thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Internet Society CEO and president Lynn St.Amour shares closing remarks at the final plenary of the 20th Anniversary ISOC Global INET. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Francis Gurry, World Intellectual Property Organization leader, quotes Thoreau as he explains the importance of the availability of creative works. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Gurry says the great migration of creative works to the digital is a new expression of our culture and a transition we must negotiate mindfully. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Gurry says the Internet's influence in allowing more people to create and share brings about new contemporary issues now under consideration. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Mozilla's longtime leader Mitchell Baker tells how the Internet's frictionless connectedness as a core organizing principle sparked her interest. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Baker said it's hard to find ways to work together to extend openness throughout the aspects of connectedness and creation for all people, everywhere. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Mozilla's Baker says moving beyond simple consumption toward encouraging all to be enthusiastic communities of people who create together.