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- Archived: IP Addresses Readily Available to Indian Networks
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Comments at the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) about IPv4 address space not being available to Indian networks are misguided, says Director General of the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC).
- Archived: IPv6 Growth Increases 300 Per Cent in Two Years
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India and Other Developing Economies at the Forefront in Demanding IPv6. Regional Internet Registries Urge IPv6 Readiness, Working Together Globally and Regionally to Ensure Smooth Transition
- Archived: Wilfried Woeber Selected to Take Seat on NRO Number Council
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- Archived: Experts Gather in the Middle East to Discuss the Future of the Internet
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The first RIPE Meeting held in the Middle East is RIPE 57, taking place 26-30 October 2008 in Dubai.
- Archived: IPv6 at the OECD Ministerial Meeting, Seoul, June 2008
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- Archived: ARIN/CAIDA IPv6 Penetration Survey: Seeking Global Input
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- Archived: European Government Representatives Gather to Understand the IPv6 Challenge
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The RIPE NCC, the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia, is to hold a roundtable meeting for governments and regulators on Monday, 29 September 2008 at the Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel.
- Archived: RIPE Group Aims to Enhance Cooperation
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Announced in September 2008, the Cooperation Working Group is an important forum in which to discuss cooperation between the many stakeholders in the Internet community, including business, government, regulators and civil society.
- Archived: RIPE NCC Attends OECD Ministerial Meeting
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On 17-18 June 2008, the RIPE NCC joined together with its industry partners to form the Internet Technical Community (ITC) and attended the OECD Ministerial Meeting on the Future of the Internet Economy in Seoul, South Korea.
- Archived: Regional Internet Registries to Appeal for IPv6 Investment at OECD Conference on “The Future of the Internet Economy”
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The longer investment is deferred, the greater the risk of Internet growth slowing down and additional costs being incurred Danger of arrested development: The cost of migrating the Internet infrastructure to IPv6 will be significant, but the cost of not making this investment will end up being far higher.