Internet Gov Weekly Brief (W52Y19): Russia ’s test to disconnect from Internet successful; US CyberCom on Russia election interference; Turkey’ =?Windows-1252?Q?s_?=Wikipedia block unconstitutional; Italy approves digital tax; ICANN Draft FY21-25 Financial Plan; ...........

Mamadou LO alfamamadou at HOTMAIL.COM
Fri Dec 27 10:18:04 EET 2019


Hi all!

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INDEX / Main news

  *   Russia successfully disconnected from the internet
  *   Turkish Constitutional Court rules that the two and a half year block of Wikipedia is unconstitutional
  *   After France, Italy approves digital tax on tech giants
  *   Internet Grows to 359.8 Million Domain Name Registrations in the Third Quarter of 2019
  *   ICANN Draft FY21-25 Operating & Financial Plan and Draft FY21 Operating Plan & Budget
  *   Open Call: Feedback on IGF 2019 and Suggestions for IGF 2020
  *   US CyberCom mulls aggressive tactics if Russia interferes in next election: report
  *   U.S. National Security Adviser warns UK about allowing Huawei in 5G: FT
  *   US: USSOCOM Wants Tech That Sniffs Out Misinformation
  *   Twitter bug allowed to match 17 million phone numbers with accounts
  *   Twitter suspends accounts linked to Saudi spying case
  *   Israeli spyware allegedly used to target Pakistani officials' phones

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