 This open dialogue centered on issues tied to critical Internet
resources - the actual physical structure, routers, hardware and
software that make it work - and the management of key resources,
including the domain name system, IP addresses and the administration
of the root server system. This open discussion followed two mainstage
panel discussions earlier in the day titled "Transition from IPv4 to
IPv6" and "Global, Regional, and National Arrangements."
The
video clips included here were recorded from thousands of miles away
from Hyderabad. They are a remote
capture of the live web-video stream produced from IGF. The files have
some dropouts, freezes and other glitches, but for the most part the
video and audio are clean and clear. Special thanks to the technical
advisers who handled the video streaming from IGF to allow remote
participants to play a role.
Due to technical
limitations on the receiving end, the first half of this session was
not recorded. The clips here are from the concluding segment. A co-host
for the session was Chris Disspain, CEO of .au Domain Administration
Ltd and the chair of ICANN's country-code names-supporting organization
(ccNSO). He is pictured above with Markus Kummer, to his right. Kummer
is executive director of the UN Secretariat for the Internet Governance
Forum. Another co-host of the session was Jeanette Hofmann of the
London School of Economics. These are QuickTime video files that
require a high-speed connection. We will later link them on YouTube in
a smaller, more convenient file size. > Video clip 1: Emily Taylor, Nominet, the registry for UK domain names
> Video clip 2: Zicai Tang, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
> Video clip 3: Alun Michael, member of UK Parliament
> Video clip 4: Jean-Jacques Subrenat, ICANN, chair of public participation committee
> Video clip 5: Gurumurthy Kasinathan, IT for Change
> Video clip 6: Mark Blafkin, Association for Competitive Technology
> Video clip 7: Parminder Singh, co-coordinator of the Internet Governance Caucus, representing civil society
> Video clip 8: Everton Lucero, ICANN's Government Advisory Council
> Video clip 9: Ayesha Hassan, International Chamber of Commerce BASIS
> Video clip 10: Milton Mueller, Internet Governance Project
> Video clip 11: Ian Peter, co-coordinator of the Internet Governance Caucus
> Video clip 12: Steve Delbianco, NetChoice
> Video clip 13: Liesyl Franz, Information Technology Association of America
> Video clip 14: Suresh Ramasubramanian, Asia Pacific Internet Association (APIA)
> Video clip 15: Bertrand de La Chapelle, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
> Video clip 16: Byron Holland, Canadian Internet Registry Authority
> Video clip 17: Willie Currie, Association for Progressive Communications
> Video clip 18: Subrenat, Raul Echeberria, and Taylor comment
> Video clip 19: Madhusudan Mysore, Tata Communications, concludes the dialogue
Full UN transcript of the open dialogue on Critical Internet Resources
Additional information can be found on the IGF site: http://www.intgovforum.org.
Raul Echeberria, CEO of LACNIC (the Internet address registry
for Latin America and the Caribbean) and a member of the IGF
Multistakeholder Advisory Group.
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