According to eGov monitor, Italy and Brazil have "endorsed a joint declaration committing themselves to reach as soon as possible a shared and planned resolution of network rights," to be "prioritized" at the 2008 Internet Governance Forum in New Delhi.
Issues to be addressed would include privacy, data protection, freedom of expression, free access to information and knowledge, universal accessibility, network neutrality, interoperability, open standards, the right to innovate, a fair and competitive market and consumers' safeguards.
Great idea. Who gets to write it? And how can we get it in the U.S.?
November 27, 2007
Internet Bill of Rights?
Labels:
First Amendment,
fundamental rights,
interwebs,
net neutrality
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