June 13: Twenty young, influential bloggers to demonstrate the USG's use of innovative new media tools to promote U.S. policy priorities, and to explore how both our government and groups in the private sector help activists and institutions around the world communicate effectively on the internet to advocate for positive change. Full Text»
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World IPv6 Day
On June 8, the State Department will join Facebook, Akamai, and other major organizations that will offer their content over IPv6 for a 24-hour “test flight.” More»
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