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'''Safer Internet:''' The EuroISPA has always been an active player in putting forward its views related to the safe use of Internet for children. It has also provided parents and guardians with the necessary tools that would help parents to give the best use of all the good things, Internet has to offer to children. [http://www.euroispa.org/default.aspx?menu=50&pid=35&sitelang=english euroispa.org]Safer Internet</ref> As recently in January, 2011, the EuroISPA proposed a total ban of offending web sites rather than merely blocking them. <ref>[http://opinion.enta.net/2011/01/17/keeping-the-internet-safe-what’s-the-best-approach/ enta.net]</ref>

'''Safer Internet:''' The EuroISPA has always been an active player in putting forward its views related to the safe use of Internet for children. It has also provided parents and guardians with the necessary tools that would help parents to give the best use of all the good things, Internet has to offer to children. <ref>[http://www.euroispa.org/default.aspx?menu=50&pid=35&sitelang=english euroispa.org]Safer Internet</ref> As recently in January, 2011, the EuroISPA proposed a total ban of offending web sites rather than merely blocking them. <ref>[http://opinion.enta.net/2011/01/17/keeping-the-internet-safe-what’s-the-best-approach/ enta.net]</ref>

== EuroISPA and ICANN ==

== EuroISPA and ICANN ==

The EuroISPA was one of the key players in ensuring that the private sector led Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is preserved and enforces as one of the most important factor contributing towards the success of the Internet. The EuroISPA, along with the ETNO and GSMA, expressed its concern to EU over preserving ICANN for the development of the Internet and for efficient technical co-ordination and management of the Internet’s Domain Name addressing systems, which is a core mission of ICANN. <ref>[http://pr.euractiv.com/files/Joint%20industry%20statement_IG_130709.pdf retrieved 15 March, 2011 pr.euractiv.com]</ref>

The EuroISPA was one of the key players in ensuring that the private sector led Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is preserved and enforces as one of the most important factor contributing towards the success of the Internet. The EuroISPA, along with the ETNO and GSMA, expressed its concern to EU over preserving ICANN for the development of the Internet and for efficient technical co-ordination and management of the Internet’s Domain Name addressing systems, which is a core mission of ICANN. <ref>[http://pr.euractiv.com/files/Joint%20industry%20statement_IG_130709.pdf pr.euractiv.com]</ref>

== References ==

== References ==