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Prof. Lawrence Lessig addressed all members at the SABC auditorium on the freeculture.co.za topic.
It was a super opportunity to be part of the world and hear Prof. Lessig first hand. He delivered a superb life changing presentation.
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Hear the audio (part 1 – 18.3MB mp3 – streaming, part 2 – 18.3 MB – mp3 streaming and part 3 – 6.4MB mp3 streaming) and see the (28.9MB pdf) presentation that goes with it.
Launched the ISOC-ZA Spammer Bounty Hunter programme. See the press release but most importantly, join the programme and contribute to the website/wiki at http://wiki.isoc.org.za
We recognise the urgent need for good Frequency Spectrum regulations and welcomed the opportunity to make a submission to ICASA on the frequency band allocation. Download the PDF (74kB).
ISOC-ZA established the African RALO together with ISOC Morrocco and ISOC Sudan at ICANN in Marrakech.
We have just officially got more than 400 members of our organization! We hope that our membership will continue to grow in the years to come. If you would like to become a member, click here.
Welcome to the new, quarterly ISOC-ZA newsletter! With it we aim to keep you up to speed with issues we think are important for Internet users in South Africa, report back regularly on our progress as a society, and offer you the chance to have your say.
Any feedback you have on the newsletter would be welcome.
Please send it to communications@isoc.org.za
Our Annual General Meeting was held at the Bandwidth Barn, 125 Buitengracht St., Cape Town.
As agreed at the July 5 forum, anyone may assist us to a obtain multi-stakeholder support. Please see our short statement for endorsement by as many organisations as possible: First draft for comment.
Paul Esselaar, Internet Society South African Chapter (ISOC-ZA) talks during the policy day at iweek 2005.
We delivered oral presentations (powerpoint , and speech) to the Parliamentary Communications Committee regarding the pending Convergence Bill.