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Business leaders and experts drawn from the ICC membership establish the key business positions, policies and practices on e-business, information technologies and telecommunications through the EBITT Commission.

ICC publishes recommendations for lawful intercept requirements

Paris, 8 July 2010

An ICC statement on lawful intercept published today provides practical recommendations for ensuring that law enforcement has the tools it needs, while also ensuring that those tools are consistent with other important legal obligations related to information security, human rights and privacy, as well as the goals of promoting innovation, competition, economic development and international trade.

ICANN: International Chamber of Commerce commends progress and encourages further advancement
Brussels, 21 June 2010 As the ICANN international meeting begins in Brussels, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) – with an active business participation in ICANN – has underlined the importance of ICANN’s success to date and encourages its continued progress.

Attaining information society goals not a case of business as usual
Geneva, 17 May 2010 Addressing the 13th session of the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development, Subramanian Ramadorai, Vice-Chairman of Tata Consulting Services, and Chair of the ICC initiative Business Action to Support the Information Society said that when it comes to technology in our highly connected world it is no longer a case of “business as usual”.

Internet use continues to flourish worldwide, promoting economic and social development
Geneva, May 10, 2010 Despite the recent economic downturn, worldwide use of the Internet and other electronic communications tools has continued to expand, benefiting users and fostering freedom of expression, the International Chamber of Commerce told a United Nations gathering here today

UN confirms strong business representation to benefit IGF
Paris, 10 May 2010 A United Nations announcement last week has confirmed that business will continue to have strong representation in the advisory group charged with guiding preparations for the 5th Internet Governance Forum to take place in September.

Internet Governance is a cooperative undertaking says business
Madrid, 4 May 2010 When Internet policy is implemented the effects are far-reaching, transcending national and regional boundaries, and affecting all. That is why no one group can or should address Internet governance alone.

ICC webinar to explain new EU contract clauses for data transfers
Paris, 23 April 2010 The Standard Contractual Clauses (SCC) for global data transfers from data controllers in the European Union to data processors within and outside the 27-member group will be the subject of a webinar on 4 May presented by the ICC Task Force on Privacy and the Protection of Personal Data.

Business behind the scenes enabling network connectivity for all
Paris, 16 April 2010 Every day, business plays a crucial role to ensure the network connectivity that so many people around the world take for granted when they click to send an email or logon to the Internet. At a recent meeting of the ICC Commission on E-business, IT and Telecoms, Mohamed Elnawawy, Vice-President for Corporate Strategy at Telecom Egypt outlined some of the measures and policy approaches that can be taken to keep networks up and running.