Global flavour for iWeek 2010
The IIIA was formed in 2007 as a forum for ISP organisations from around the world to share information and collaborate on issues of mutual interest.
The Alliance will discuss the crucial issue of mutual co-operation between Internet Service Provider (ISP) associations around the world.
Hosted by the Internet Service Providers’ Association of South Africa (ISPA) and UniForum SA, the annual iWeek Conference is now in its 9th iteration.
This year’s event will bring together representatives of ISP associations from six continents.
These key players will debate and discuss Internet industry developments across the globe. Particular issues of international importance that will be focused on include: cybercrime, copyright, net neutrality, domain names, content liability, privacy and data retention.
All the proceedings at the conference, excluding the IIIA meeting, are open to anyone involved in the Internet industry. This year’s event will take place from 15 – 17 September 2010 at Kloofzicht Lodge, 1747 Kromdraai Road, Muldersdrift, South Africa.
In addition to the IIIA’s participation, Internet industry representatives from Australia, the US, the European Union, Argentina, India and South Africa will partake in the conference. There will also be a special guest speaker from the FBI’s Cyber Division, who will present a keynote address on global cybercrime and the role ISPs can play in combating it.
Attendance at iWeek 2010 is free, and registrations can be done online at www.iweek.org.za
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