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Asylbek Sanarbekov, a social worker in the village of Suusamyr, Kyrgyzstan, can often be seen standing outside of his office building, phone in hand. He goes there to connect to…

Lack of an affordable and accessible community healthcare is a challenge in rural communities across the globe, and an obstacle in ensuring a healthy population in remote indigenous communities across…

Not surprisingly it has been a busy 4 months in IoT, and IoT-related work in IETF has been buzzing right along. This post is intended to highlight some of these…

The Internet Society Nominations Committee is now inviting nominations for candidates to serve on the Internet Society Board of Trustees. In 2019, Internet Society Chapters and the IETF will each…

Two weeks ago, the Editorial Board of the New York Times published a piece predicting that the Internet is heading for a breakup. Based on the comments made by Alphabet…

Broadband for themselves: Rural Maine residents are looking into ways to create their own community broadband networks because of a lack of service in some areas, the Press Herald reports.…

Starting next weekend, the Internet Engineering Task Force will be in Bangkok for IETF 103, where around 1,000 engineers will discuss open Internet standards and protocols. The week begins on Saturday, 3…

October 9-11, 2018 will remain etched in the memories of the more than 250 girls and women in technology who converged in Accra, Ghana to participate in the second Africa Summit…

Builders, creators, inventors, and tinkerers – we can start to connect half the world. Meet us at Mozfest. Around 3.5 billion people do not have Internet access, many of them…

Introducing the new Internet Society white paper, “Routing Security for Policymakers“ The global routing system is a lot like a water system in a city. It’s vitally important to the…