WCIT
Reframe, renew and reimagine with 2020’s featured innovations at TECHFEST2020 LIVE
Among many highlights of festival is 2020’s Featured Innovations session
Bring together ecosystem of technologies, consumers, decision makers and innovators
Penang TECHFEST Live features Road-to-WCIT in hybrid series of events to drive inclusivity of tech for all
TECHFEST Live to be broadcast 18–20 Nov with 77% penetration rate in M’sian homes
Highlights include WITSA Global ICT Excellence Awards & 2020’s Featured Innovations
Pikom secretary Sean Seah appointed to Witsa board
He has been the founder of a number of successful ICT companies over the past 20 years.
Pikom welcomes Gobind Singh Deo as Communications and Multimedia Minister
Emphasises the importance of the government’s continued support for the industry so no momentum is lost.
Malaysian companies do their nation proud at WCIT 2017
Reflects the country’s spirit of excellence, and shows that local companies can compete with the best in the world.
TM R&D wins global ICT award, Pikom to host WCIT in 2020
TM Research & Development Sdn Bhd bagged the ‘Chairman’s Award’ at the recent WITSA ICT Excellence Awards organised by WITSA, the World Information Technology and Services Alliance, a consortium of ICT industry association members from over 80 countries and economies, while Malaysia will host WCIT in 2020.
Internet freedom in a world of states
There is a growing fear that governments are moving to more broadly address Internet governance issues through purely intergovernmental processes. But this fear may have been built on false assumptions. Dr Jeremy Malcolm explores the issue.
WCIT: Freemasons, Internet memes and salt
For the first time in its history, the ITU failed to reach a consensus on the new International Telecommunication Regulations (ITRs) at the World Conference on International Telecommunications earlier this month. But the ITRs are a distraction from the ITU's real shortcomings, which are deficiencies of process, writes DNA columnist Jeremy Malcolm.
UN control of the Net: Freedom wins … for now
The WCIT meeting in Dubai which discussed bringing the Internet under the control of the UN could not reach a consensus. A battle was won, but the war to preserve Internet freedom goes on, writes A. Asohan.
