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US State Department

  • U.S. State Department, “International Strategy for Cyberspace, Prosperity, Security, and Openness in a Networked World,” March 2011
  • Conference on Internet Freedom Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State Fokker Terminal The Hague, Netherlands December 8, 2011
  • Internet Freedom State Department
  • "On February 15, 2011, Secretary Clinton reconfirmed the U.S. commitment to global Internet freedom in an address at George Washington University in Washington, DC. In last year's speech, the Secretary identified the defense of a free, open, and interconnected Internet as a U.S. foreign policy priority. The State Department works to advance Internet freedom as an aspect of the universal rights of freedom of expression and the free flow of information. The Internet and other digital technologies enable an unprecedented level of communication and connection among individuals. They empower people across the world with the tools to share ideas and information as never before. In many ways, the Internet is the largest collaborative effort humankind has ever seen, magnifying the power and potential of individual voices on a global scale. Yet just as people use these technologies to express themselves and advance freedom worldwide, numerous governments seek to deny the rights they enable. Repressive regimes are censoring search results, jailing journalists and activists, and imposing laws that restrict online discourse and access to information. Threats to Internet freedom are growing in number and complexity. The State Department not only works to combat Internet censorship, but to ensure the safety of communication and access to information on the new terrain of the 21st century"

  • Internet Freedom Alec Ross Senior Advisor for Innovation New York, NY February 16, 2011
  • Internet Rights and Wrongs: Choices & Challenges in a Networked World Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State George Washington University Washington, DC February 15, 2011
  • Joint Request for Statements of Interest: Internet Freedom Programs January 3, 2011 Department of State Public Notice
  • Remarks on Internet Freedom Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State The Newseum Washington, DC January 21, 2010 
  • State Department, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor
  • Internet Freedom Coalition
  • Launch of the Internet Freedom Coalition
  • The State Department was not (I believe) referring to the Internet Freedom Coalition
  • Two Cases for Internet Freedom Remarks Philip L. Verveer Coordinator for International Communications & Information Policy Winnik Telecom and Internet Forum Hogan Lovells, Washington, DC May 12, 2012
  • New Global Internet Freedom Task Force Established
    Under Secretary Shiner (Feb. 14): "The U.S. Government and the State Department have been on the front of the battle to ensure global access to information through the internet." watch | listen
  • Department of Commerce, Internet Policy Task Force, Global Free Flow of Information

  • Speech/Testimony 06/16/2011 Remarks at U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Global Flow of Information on the Internet
  • 11/18/2010 IPTF Global Free Flow of Information on the Internet Reopening of Comment Period
  • 09/29/2010 IPTF Global Free Flow of Information on the Internet Notice of Inquiry
  • 03/02/2010 Testimony of Associate Administrator Daniel Weitzner on Human Rights Challenges Facing the Technology Industry
  • Federal Communications Commission

  • Prepared Remarks Of Fcc Chairman Julius Genachowski “The Internet At A Global Crossroads: Preserving Internet Freedom And Openness” Futurecom Rio De Janeiro, Brazil October 10, 2012
  • U.S. Trade Representative

    Legislation

    TED: Evgeny Morozov: How the Net aids dictatorships

    United Nations