The Internet Ecosystem actors and players

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The Internet Ecosystem actors and players CANTO‘s 35th Annual Conference and Trade Exhibition Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago 23 July 2019 The Internet Ecosystem actors and players Shernon Osepa, Manager Regional Affairs Latin America and Caribbean osepa@isoc.org @ShernonOsepa

Some facts regarding the Internet Thousands of autonomous networks connected 330 million domain names registered (>100 million .com, >100 million ccTLDs) No central control body (chaos?) Initial focus was not on control but to create something that could grow to a much larger scale Multi-stakeholder model (openness, collaboration and consensus-oriented decision-making) Governments, Businesses, Civil Society, Technical Community, Academia “Power” is gained by merits not hierarchy Effectiveness How it has grown and how stable it is!

The Internet Ecosystem

Shernon Osepa Manager Regional Affairs LAC osepa@isoc.org @ShernonOsepa