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The meeting was held over 2 days with the goal of publishing the Outcome document that would provide consensus and a way forward for the multistakeholder community on how the Internet should be governed. The meeting began with an opening ceremony and opening remarks by several members of government and Internet organizations, including Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. After initial goal setting, the meeting consisted of a working session for a Principles document and a working session for a Roadmap document. Each document was drafted with collaboration by the attendees in person and remote.<ref>[http://netmundial.br/agenda/ Agenda, NETmundial.br] Retrieved 28 May 2014</ref> The second day of the meeting continued these two working sessions and concluded with a session called "Beyond NETmundial."

The meeting was held over 2 days with the goal of publishing the Outcome document that would provide consensus and a way forward for the multistakeholder community on how the Internet should be governed. The meeting began with an opening ceremony and opening remarks by several members of government and Internet organizations, including Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. After initial goal setting, the meeting consisted of a working session for a Principles document and a working session for a Roadmap document. Each document was drafted with collaboration by the attendees in person and remote.<ref>[http://netmundial.br/agenda/ Agenda, NETmundial.br] Retrieved 28 May 2014</ref> The second day of the meeting continued these two working sessions and concluded with a session called "Beyond NETmundial."

[https://www.apnic.net/publications/news/2014/event-wrap-netmundial apnic wrapup]

Not officially part of NETmundial but a topic of discussion at the meeting, Dilma Rousseff signed a new Brazilian law as the meeting commenced in the opening session. The bill is known as Marco CIvil and gives Brazilian citizens basic rights when using the Internet in Brazil.<ref name="bizweek">[http://www.businessweek.com/news/2014-04-23/spying-on-rousseff-has-brazil-leading-internet-road-map-reroute Spying on Rousseff has Brazil Leading Internet Roadmap Reroute, BusinessWeek.com] Retrieved 29 May 2014</ref>

[http://www.businessweek.com/news/2014-04-23/spying-on-rousseff-has-brazil-leading-internet-road-map-reroute article]

[http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-27108869 bbc]

[http://netmundial.br/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/NETmundial-Multistakeholder-Document.pdf pdf statement]

==Outcomes==

==Outcomes==