Internet Society?s Russia Chapter opened to promote free and useful Internet
The Internet Society (ISOC) has opened its Russia Chapter to guide experts in the development and implementation of problem-solving strategies for the Russian Internet.
The Internet Society (ISOC), a US-based non-profit organization that promotes Internet-related standards, education and policy, has opened its Russia Chapter to guide experts in the development and implementation of problem-solving strategies for the Russian Internet, East-West Digital News, the international resource on Russian digital industries, reported earlier today, citing Russian news agency RIA Novosti. In an interview with RIA, Sergei Sharikov, the CEO of Webnames.ru, a Russian domain name registry and one of the ISOC Russia Chapter champions, said that ?ISOC Russia Chapter has opened to assist in addressing vital issues in the development of Russian Internet technology, web-based IP protection, the promotion of webinars and conferences, and other things...
The Internet Society (ISOC), a US-based non-profit organization that promotes Internet-related standards, education and policy, has opened its Russia Chapter to guide experts in the development and implementation of problem-solving strategies for the Russian Internet, East-West Digital News, the international resource on Russian digital industries, reported earlier today, citing Russian news agency RIA Novosti. In an interview with RIA, Sergei Sharikov, the CEO of Webnames.ru, a Russian domain name registry and one of the ISOC Russia Chapter champions, said that ?ISOC Russia Chapter has opened to assist in addressing vital issues in the development of Russian Internet technology, web-based IP protection, the promotion of webinars and conferences, and other things...
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