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Page 1: Internet governance  as geopolItIcal battleground.

Internet governance as geopolItIcal battleground.

case study:russIa’s data localIzatIon requIrements

Fedor smIrnov,Isoc russIa chapter

2015 annenberg-oxFordmedIa polIcy summer InstItute

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regulatory season on the russian Internet

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Key Initiatives on Internet regulation in russia (2012-2015)

black lists (436-Fz)blocking of web-siteschild pornography, drug propaganda, extremism

russian sopa (187-Fz)anti-piracy legislationblocking of web-sites copyright infringement

bloggers law (97-Fz)any site with > 3000 visitorsconsidered as media outlet

data localization (242-Fz)personal data of russian citizens on the servers within country’s borders

right to be forgottenlinks to be removed from search results

2012 2013 2014 2014 2015

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beyond the headlines

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data localization requirement

Ű personal data of russian citizens databases within country’s borders

Ű not-compliant websites blocked without notice

Ű effective on september, 1 2016 2015!

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Ű raise awareness on personal data

Ű react to “mass surveillance” (from u.s.)

Ű prevent personal data being stored overseas

more attention to personal data?

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Ű easy access to personal data for russian authorities

Ű challenge for foreign companies

Ű protectionism on the local hosting market

Ű Just another method to limit freedom of information

What’s behind good Intentions?

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Ű sovereignty of the russian Internet

Ű possible disconnection from the global Internet (as a result of sanctions)

Ű measure to protect against foreign threats

geopolitical background in online policymaking

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What are the Implications?

technical:Ű break fundamental principles of the Internet as global and resilient network

economic

Ű barriers to global competition

Ű additional costs > $5.7 billion

Ű negative impact on investment

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What’s next?

Ű Wait-and-see approach

Ű trying to comply… twitter, paypal, google, Facebook…

Ű Watch the law enforcement practice

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Internet governance? I don’t care!

Ű Internet society chapter in russia: chartered in 2013, active since 2015

Ű roundtable on data localization (rIgF’2015) Isoc, raec, IetF, microsoft…

Ű controversial opinions, but no real opposition

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state-centric approach for Internet development in russia

Ű Institute for Internet development (ngo) – received governmental approval

Ű tasked to prepare proposals by putin till october, 1 2015

Ű expert community in formation (based on raec)

legitimization of further regulatory activities

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questions?

thank you!

web: www.isocru.orge-mail: [email protected]


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