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Join the SF-Bay Area Internet Society Chapter and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) for this exciting ‘read-out’ webinar. Grab a sandwich and put your lunch hour to good use by tuning into this informative and…

Throughout 2016 and 2017, the Chapter worked hard to roll out and grow its three Working Groups (WG): Internet Governance Data Protection, Privacy and Security IoT, Internet Technologies and Access In 2017, we held a Chapter event with our…

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We are now accepting applications for the upcoming term of SF Bay ISOC’s Board. Apply now to join a team of dedicated professionals like yourself, who are all committed to the common goal of bridging the digital divide –…

Leah Symekher, Project Leader and Advisor to the Board, and Susannah Gray, Chapter President & Chair, spent two days in Sacramento, California, in August to meet with farmers, AgTech and rural infrastructure experts and the “Bridging California’s Rural/Urban Digital…

Are you an SF-Bay Area ISOC Chapter member working on an Internet-related project that benefits and empowers the SF-Bay Area community? Does it fall into one of the following categories: Access and Development Open Standards, Security and Resilience  Policy…

Mark your calendar on September 19, 00:30 UTC for a special edition of InterCommunity 2017, Internet Society’s global membership meeting. This year we celebrate the Internet Society’s 25th year of advocacy for an open, trusted Internet available to everyone,…

Over 35 people attended the Chapter’s recent event, “Blaming Technology” with acclaimed IP attorney Andrew Bridges. Hosted by Fenwick & West LLC in its San Francisco offices, Andrew and the audience debated topics including fake news and online moderation,…

And the winner is… Deema Tamimi had one plan for the 2016 California Apps for Ag hackathon: get in and get out. She thought the weekend-long event would be a good opportunity to meet people, but she didn’t feel…