Open Fibre Data Standard seeks to streamline the process of making sense of the data and enable public and private sector stakeholders to make data-driven decisions about terrestrial fiber projects.
Last week, the Internet Society Pulse team received news that the Iraq Ministry of Communication has considered requests to not shut down access to the Internet during the upcoming general exams. This is a positive result given Iraq’s long and unopposed history of unjustifiably shutting down the Internet during exam periods to curb cheating, This news […]
On the morning of 13 May, 2023, people across France woke up to discover that the Telegram messaging service was not working in the way that it usually did.
The challenges of developing a resilient Internet in South Asia are numerous even when discounting political tensions, economic crises, and natural disasters that currently and historically destabilize the region.
We’re pleased to announce the inaugural cohort of Pulse Research Fellows.
Join us to discuss the impact of government-ordered Internet shutdowns planned for upcoming exams in in the MENA region.
Collecting measurement data is only part of the process of characterizing censorship and making it useful.
With the two largest populations in the world, India and China are also boasting the most IPv6 users in the world.
