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ICANN 52 - Singapore was an ICANN Meeting that was held from the 8th to the 12th of February 2015 in Singapore, Singapore. ICANN 52 was the fourth ICANN Meeting in the organization's history to be held in Singapore. Previous meetings held in Singapore were ICANN 1, ICANN 41 and ICANN 49. (Read the full article...)

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-'''Universal Access''' refers to the concept that [[top level domain|top-level domain]] names are accessible globally through any internet browser, server, email client, and computer program. When original domain names were implemented in the [[Domain Name System]] of the [[Internet]], such as [[.com]], [[.edu]], [[.gov]], [[.mil]], [[.org]], [[.net]], and [[.arpa]], non-Latin alphabet language communities were limited to easily access the Internet. Domain names at this time were exclusively expressed in languages based on US- ASCII specific script. The demand for universal access became imminent amidst the creating of [[IDN|IDNs]].
+The '''South School on Internet Governance''' ('''SSIG''') trains new leaders in all aspects related to Internet Governance, from a global perspective and with focus on the Latin America and Caribbean Region. The program trains university and postgraduate students from the region and from the rest of the world to understand the complexity related with Internet Governance and its importance in the future of the Internet.
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-		<small><strong>Related: [[Google]]  - [[ChineseLandrush.com]] - [[IDN]]</strong></small>
+		<small><strong>Related: [[Dominios Latinoamérica]]  - [[IDN]] - </strong></small>
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