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Indicators of Online Hate Speech and Why it Should be Regulated

Indicators of Online Hate Speech and Why it Should be Regulated

Carolina Are

6 min read

This research aims at identifying the typical patterns of online hate speech and suggests starting to regulate it. Online hate speech involves online harassment, invective, threats, and repeated, often group-led abuse going beyond mere conversation disruption.

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Accountability and Trust as a Membership Organisation

Accountability and Trust as a Membership Organisation

Axel Pawlik

13 min read

In light of concerns expressed at one of our meetings recently, we think this is a good time to discuss what it means to be an IP address registry in today’s environment, and some of the challenges we face as an organisation.

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Abuse-c Validation: Update on Progress and Some Numbers

Abuse-c Validation: Update on Progress and Some Numbers

Angela Dall'Ara

6 min read

With RIPE 78 around the corner, we want to update you on our work to validate abuse contacts in the RIPE Database.

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Your EU Regulation Update: May 2019 Edition

Your EU Regulation Update: May 2019 Edition

Suzanne Taylor

8 min read

In recent years, there’s been a trend towards increased EU regulation with the potential to impact more actors across the Internet landscape. This is the second in an ongoing series in which we give a brief overview of the most pertinent policies currently being proposed, debated and implemented in…

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SEEDIG 2019 Liveblog

SEEDIG 2019 Liveblog

Gergana Petrova

12 min read

The 5th edition of SEEDIG, the Internet governance event for South East Europe, is taking place from 6 to 8 May 2019 in Bucharest. You can expect sessions on cybersecurity, trust in digital technologies, technical developments, 5G, challenges of online content, the future of work and more. RIPE NCC…

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Making the DNS More Private with QNAME Minimisation

Making the DNS More Private with QNAME Minimisation

Wouter de Vries

10 min read

DNS queries can contain a lot of sensitive information about Internet users. Query name minimisation (qmin) limits the information revealed to what is actually necessary for a DNS name server to answer the query. We did an initial study of qmin deployment and the associated challenges and published…

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Measuring Paths in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Measuring Paths in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vesna Manojlovic

3 min read

Based on RIPE Atlas measurements, we can illustrate if paths between different networks in a given country stay in that country. We can also provide sketches of interconnections between networks in that country. In this article we look at the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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RIPE NCC Country Report: Russia

RIPE NCC Country Report: Russia

Alun Davies

2 min read

RIPE NCC Day Moscow takes place on 9 April. In conjunction with the event, which has been organised to allow network engineers and other technical staff to share their knowledge and experiences, we’d like to share with you the second in our new series of country reports.

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The Big DNS Privacy Debate

The Big DNS Privacy Debate

bert hubert

18 min read

At the recent FOSDEM 2019 meeting, there were three presentations about DNS over HTTPS. In the following post, I will attempt to give a neutral description of what I think we learned, and where we now are on DNS over HTTPS (DoH), with a focus on the European perspective. If you find a noticeable bi…

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RIPE NCC Country Report: Saudi Arabia

RIPE NCC Country Report: Saudi Arabia

Chris Buckridge

2 min read

The Internet may be a global network of networks, but for many stakeholders, understanding what is happening with the Internet in their own country is fundamental to helping them contribute to its development and continuous improvement.

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