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The 2009 Opening Keynote Panel Mobile Internet Issues Workshop Workshop on Transnationalization of Internet Governance Workshop on a Rights-based Framework for Open Standards Main Session on Management of Critical Internet Resources Workshop on Youth and Internet Governance Main Session on Security, Openness and Privacy Roundtable on Balancing Needs for Security and Privacy Workshop on the Fundamentals: Core Internet Values Privacy and Security Implications of Cloud Computing Workshop Workshop on Social Media and Internet Governance Main Session on the Desirability of Continuation of the Global IGF Main Panel on Emerging Issues: Focus on Impact of Social Networks Photo slideshow from IGF 2009 - 141 still photos Nov. 15-18 Official IGF Secretariat links to audio and video from IGF 2009
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The Internet Governance Forum facilitated by the United Nations in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, Nov. 15-18, 2009, was the fourth in a series of five planned global events. It attracted more than 1,800 stakeholders from nearly 100 nations for a discussion of ideas and ideals as they relate to the future of information and communication technologies. The basic purpose of IGF is to maximize the opportunities the Internet offers, addressing risks and challenges. The program for the meeting was developed by a 56-member IGF Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) in a year-long process. Over the four days of IGF, at least 115 different
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