TPI Hosts Workshop on Network Management at 2010 IGF Meeting

TPI Hosts Workshop on Network Management at 2010 IGF Meeting

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September 20, 2010 – The Technology Policy Institute co-hosted a workshop with the DiploFoundation on network neutrality issues at the Internet Governance Forum 2010 Meeting held in Vilnius, Lithuania, September 14 – 17.

The workshop, “Network Neutrality: What is Appropriate in Managing the Network,” included discussion by Scott Wallsten, TPI Senior Fellow and Vice President for Research, on such topics as congestion pricing and incentives for network providers.

Video of the session, held on Wednesday, September 15 and listed as #17 in room 5, is available on the IGF website.

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