FYI. The Working Group on Internet Governance has issued a set of Draft
Working Papers and soliciting public comments. Please find below the
descriptions from their website.
WORKING PAPERS http://wgig.org/working-papers.html
The papers below are the first of a series of 'draft working papers'
prepared by WGIG members, reflecting the preliminary findings of various
drafting teams. They have been subject to review by all WGIG members, but
they do not necessarily present a consensus position nor do they contain
agreed language accepted by every member. The purpose of the drafts is to
provide a basis for the ongoing work of the group. They are therefore not to
be seen as chapters of the final WGIG report, but rather as raw material
that will be used when drafting the report. The draft working papers have
been published here for public comment, so they will evolve, taking into
account input from governments and stakeholders. Additional draft working
papers will be made available in this section.
List of Papers:
- Administration of Internet names and IP addresses
- Administration of the Root Server system
- Peering and Interconnection
- Telecommunications infrastructure, broadband access, convergence with NGN
- Cyber security, cybercrime
- Competition policy, liberalization, privatization and regulations
- Multilingualization of Internet naming systems
- Spam
- Dispute Resolution
- Security of network and information systems
- Technical Standards
- Affordable and universal access
- Social dimensions and inclusion
- VoIP
- E-commerce
- Consumer, user protection and privacy
Source: http://wgig.org/working-papers.html