Q1 - Local challenges Collapse . What are the issues and challenges facing your country regarding information security, spam, Internet governance and data? How would you approach a solution to the problem?
Q2 - Cybersquatting Collapse . Cybersquatting is the practice of buying domain names on the Internet and then holding them for your own purposes, for example to put your own content on the site. Alternately, you might sell the site to someone offering you a good price. This practice has the potential for misrepresentation when your domain name is very similar to the name of a real organization. Cybersquatting is illegal in some jurisdictions - you can find various laws covering this on the Internet.
Examples of cybersquatting can be found by searching for "cybersquatting examples". Compare for instance www.whitehouse.gov (a US government site) with www.whitehouse.com which is not. Should cybersquatting be illegal - or that it is no more than an extension to the right to own property? Can anyone own the word "twelve"? Or "whitehouse"? AT LEAST OVER 500 WORDS