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....."Published on 31 October, Issue 15 of the Geneva Digital Watch newsletter<http://digitalwatch.giplatform.org/sites/default/files/DWnewsletter15.pdf> provides the latest digital policy updates which took place in October. The main highlights include:

  *   An analysis of the top five trends in October, including cyberattacks using smart devices, more bilateral cybersecurity agreements, more emphasis on artificial intelligence, interruptions to Internet access, and the resurfacing of the Free Basics controversy;
  *   A special feature which looks at the US Presidential campaign and the positions of both candidates on various digital policy areas, from infrastructure to economic issues, privacy to development;
  *   An exploration of the implications of artificial intelligence, which will have an impact on digital policy. The emerging technologies are too smart to ignore...
  *   A look at the main events that took place in October in Internet governance history. From the first transatlantic cables and the creation of the World Wide Web (WWW), to legislation and court rulings that shaped digital policy, the historical timeline of the Internet and digital policy is as interesting as it is remarkable.
  *   The global developments in October, a round-up of the events that took place in International Geneva in October, and a look at the upcoming events in November....."

Source : https://digitalwatch.giplatform.org/newsletter

Document in full : <https://digitalwatch.giplatform.org/newsletter> https://digitalwatch.giplatform.org/sites/default/files/DWnewsletter15.pdf

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