i2Coalition Supports Open Internet and Multistakeholder Model in Comments to NTIA

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i2Coalition Supports Open Internet and Multistakeholder Model in Comments to NTIA

	By i2Coalition (Sponsored Post) Internet Infrastructure Coalition
	July 25, 2018 Views: 9,588

The i2Coalition responded to a request for comments on International Internet policy. We appreciated the opportunity to continue our advocacy for the multistakeholder model of Internet governance and a free, open Internet. As we expressed in our writing, embedded here, it was always contemplated that no one government or institution can or should control the Internet. It is important that various stakeholders globally be able to have a voice in how the Internet is governed. That is why we have supported the IANA transition since 2016.

We also expressed our support for strong encryption and stronger, more consistent legal frameworks across the spectrum of Internet issues. In the document, we also highlighted our concerns about intermediary liability and government actions that could stem innovation. Overall, the i2Coalition has been pleased with the NTIA’s work and outreach. We hope to continue participating in its processes and advocating for issues critical to the Internet infrastructure community.

The full list of final submissions is available here.

By i2Coalition, Internet Infrastructure Coalition — Founded in 2012 by a diverse group of Internet infrastructure companies, the Internet Infrastructure Coalition supports and represents those who build the nuts and bolts of the Internet. We treat the work of the Internet infrastructure industry like the noble profession that it is.
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