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Mark Datysgeld

Project Lead Developer at ICANNWiki, CTO at DNS AXE
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BA and Master in International Relations, data scientist, focused on Internet Governance. Further specialized in health policies and in the usage of diverse language writing systems online. Mark served for two terms in ICANN’s GNSO Council. Under the Governance Primer brand, he develops solutions at the intersection between policy and code for clients in technology-related fields. His prior work has been supported through competitive funding, including grants from LACNIC’s FRIDA program and the DNS Research Federation. He is also a lecturer and course developer, having organized and spoken in dozens of workshops and classes carried out in different languages. Mark has extensive professional experience in coding and multimedia development.

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2026 - Jul 01	on	The UN Needs Its Identity in the Digital Space - a Case for .UN Top-Level Domain
2026 - Feb 27	on	Alignment Between Internet Governance and AI Governance
2026 - Feb 26	on	Alignment Between Internet Governance and AI Governance
2026 - Feb 25	on	Alignment Between Internet Governance and AI Governance
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2024 - Aug 27	on	Decoding Internet Governance Stakeholders, Part 1: Technical Community
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2022 - Dec 10	on	The Technical Problems of the UN's Internet Governance Forum Will Not Simply Solve Themselves
2022 - Nov 19	on	Achieving Multi-Stakeholder Progress on DNS Abuse
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2021 - Nov 16	on	Remembering the Cybersecurity Treaty That Never Happened
2021 - Nov 08	on	Potential Impacts of Large-Scale Metaverses on Internet Governance: Bandwidth
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2020 - Dec 06	on	Internet Governance and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Part 6: Articles 18-19
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2020 - Aug 22	on	Why Platform Regulation Concerns ICANN