Cook Islands Internet Action Group

When scope increases in a project people often confuse whether it is an expansion due to scope creep or scope discovery.

Here’s how you tell the difference:

Does the new information make the scope more clear? If so, then you have a case of scope discovery.

Cook Islands at ICANN63

Cook Islands has been regularly represented at ICANN meetings for the past 5 or 6 years by Pua Hunter on the GAC…

ICANN63 Barcelona ends

The last ICANN meeting of the year is always busy, but this meeting was particularly hectic for a number of reasons…

Public Interest Registry meeting

The Board and the Advisory Council (AC) of the Public Interest Registry (PIR) have just completed…

Appointments to PICISOC Board

On 27 September, the recently elected Board of the Pacific Islands Chapter of the Internet Society (PICISOC) met to appoint its officers. The Board officers are:

· Chair: Emani Fakaotimanava-Lui (Niue/NZ)

New Zealand’s .Nz namespace gets preliminary injuction against DomainTools

BY ANDREW ALLEMANN — SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 POLICY & LAW 2 COMMENTS

Judge orders DomainTools to cease collecting and publishing .nz Whois records.

Guidelines for Designing Inclusive Digital Solutions and Developing Digital Skills (UNESCO, 2018)

(Passing on a story shared by Cathy Nembu, from Port Vila, Vanuatu, who also attended the APRIGF in Port Vila, Vanuatu)

The changing dynamics of internet governance in the South Pacific

(12 Sep 2018|Sharing an article by Bart Hogeveen, analyst in the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s International Cyber Policy Centre. Bart also attended the APRIGF in Vanuatu)

Pacific Fellowship reports from the APRIGF

You may recall in a previous post, that several Pacific participants attended the…