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Content vs Carriage - Who Pays?

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Geoff Huston

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One way or another, the users of the Internet pay for the Internet. But this doesn't stop various players in the space jostling for relative advantage, claiming others should be paying more while they pay less. Geoff Huston explores the ways this tension is reflected between carriage providers and …

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EuroDIG 2022 Live Blog

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Gergana Petrova

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EuroDIG 2022 is happening this week. With sessions looking into digital sovereignty and identity, the multistakeholder model of Internet governance, cybersecurity, and much more, RIPE NCC staff will be live-blogging the event right here on RIPE Labs. Stay tuned for updates!

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A Special RIPE NCC Country Report: IPv6 in Sweden

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Suzanne Taylor

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We investigate the state of IPv6 in Sweden in this special RIPE NCC Internet Country Report.

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RIPE NCC Internet Country Report: Bulgaria, Moldova and Romania

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Suzanne Taylor

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We take a comprehensive look at three different countries in southeastern Europe as the next in our series of RIPE NCC Internet Country Reports.

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Checking In On The Internet Governance Forum

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Chris Buckridge

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As preparations for the 2022 Internet Governance Forum gather momentum, MAG member Chris Buckridge checks in on the discussions and developments shaping this year’s event and the IGF ecosystem.

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The Russian Sovereign Internet and Number Resources

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Alexander Isavnin

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Russian Internet regulation has a relatively long history, with most changes having taken place in the last 10 years. In 2018, the so-called "Sovereign Internet" regulation was proposed. But only in 2021 did it really start to touch on Internet name and number resources. This article is about what …

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How Is Russia Connected To The Wider Internet?

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Emile Aben

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Speculation about Russia disconnecting or being disconnected from the wider Internet abounds. In this article, we look at the connectivity of the Russian Internet to the wider Internet and how this evolved around the Russian invasion into Ukraine and sanctions related around that.

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A More Robust Approach to Sanctions

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Chris Buckridge

6 min read

Recent events in Ukraine have spotlighted some fundamental questions about Internet governance and the use of state-imposed sanctions. This post frames the discussion in reference to one of the Internet's most enduring maxims.

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EU Sanctions and Our Russian Membership

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Athina Fragkouli

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After the recent adoption of EU sanctions against Russia, we’ve seen some confusion about our compliance. This article will briefly cover some of these issues and explain why the RIPE NCC is fully compliant with the latest EU sanctions.

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Sanctions, Global Internet Connectivity and Content Delivery Networks

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Farzaneh Badiei

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Sanctions that affect Internet traffic have been under-discussed for a long time. As a result, it's as yet unclear to what extent sanctions might affect Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and traffic destined for or coming from Russia. In order to help shed some light on the issue, this article takes…

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