doteditorial March 2017

Klaus Landefeld, Member of the Board at the eco Association, on ensuring the survival of cyberspace as we know it – by avoiding nationalistic tendencies in global governance

Feature "Self-regulation"

Who Rules the Internet?

Because the Internet is not a single infrastructure, it is easy to lose track of everybody involved in Internet Governance. Yet, nothing beats the multi-stakeholder approach, according to dotmagazine's Mathias Röckel.

Feature "Internet Governance"

The Why, How, and Who of Internet Governance

The Internet is a contested space with numerous stakeholders with hugely diverse interests. dotmagazine’s Béla Herting explores why the Internet needs governing, the approaches, and the key bodies shaping today's global Internet ecosystem.

Feature "DNS"

A Day in the Life of a Man with a Key to the Internet

dotmagazine’s Judith Ellis talks to Olaf Kolkman of the Internet Society about the Domain Name System and his key to the Internet.

Feature "DNS"

DNS – Claiming and Protecting Virtual NameSpace

DNS, the keys to the Internet, and staking a territorial claim: An introduction to the Internet’s Domain Name System: How important it is, the elaborate security protecting it, and how companies can profit from using it well

Feature "Doing Business in Germany"

Why Self-Regulation Runs in Germany's DNA

Doing Business in Germany: Understanding Germany’s enthusiasm for Self-Regulation will make you want to get more involved