The Philippines Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC-PH) is a non-profit organization operated for charitable networking and educational purposes, as well as for academic, scientific and social purposes. Chartered August 1999, ISOC-PH was rejuvenated in 2009.

The Internet Society (ISOC) is a nonprofit organisation founded in 1992 to provide leadership in Internet related standards, education, and policy. ISOC is dedicated to ensuring the open development, evolution and use of the Internet for the benefit of people throughout the world.

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Invitation to Join ISOC-PH:

Following its public presentation at the APNIC 27 Meeting at APRICOT and ISOC's international processes for recognition, ISOC-PH is now inviting individuals and organizations to join and take part in drawing together the rejuvenated Chapter's program of activities for the year. At present, ISOC-PH has three Working Groups: the Internet Governance Working Group, the Education Working Group and the IPv6 Working Group. More.

Chapter Update: Philippines:

The new and rejuvenated ISOC Philippines Chapter (ISOC-PH) gave its first public presentation at the Internet Governance Pulong (IGP) held during the APNIC 27 Meeting in conjunction with the Asia Pacific Regional Internet Conference on Operational Technologies (APRICOT 2009). The event also marked the public launch of ISOC-PH after a rejuvenation process initiated by founding member, Rodel Urani. More.

Welcome to the Website of The Philippines Chapter of the Internet Society!

The Philippines Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC-PH) is a non-profit organization operated for charitable networking and educational purposes, as well as for academic, scientific and social purposes, in particular:

1. To enable and promote debate and genuine dialogue among government, industry, academe and individuals concerned with the integration of Internet technologies within the country’s technological, research, educational, social and business infrastructure.
   
2. To promote intelligent and responsible use of the Internet by broadening critical awareness of Internet infrastructure, technologies and regulations, with emphasis on the creative and innovative use of the Internet towards academic, educational, charitable and scientific purposes, and how these might impact on the individual and society as a whole.
   
3. To represent the Philippine Internet community in government committees and in international forums that deal with the various technical, legal and social aspects of the Internet, especially to ensure representation of developing world concerns in determining the shape and future of the Internet e.g. representation, participation and raising of concerns in government and the international community.
   
4. To encourage and support the advancement of innovations in Internet technologies as well as the conduct of Internet-related research especially recognizing its originality, and scientific and practical value.