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Ciudad de México, a 15 de octubre de 207 9

LIC. DAVID GORRA FLOTA SECRETARIO TÉCNICO DEL PLENO EN EL INSTITUTO FEDERAL DE TELECOMUNICACIONES PRESENTE

En cumplimiento a lo dispuesto por los artículos 23, fracción 11 de la Ley Federal de Telecomunicaciones y Radiodifusión, y 15, fracción I del Estatuto Orgánico del Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones, me permito presentar el informe de comisión correspondiente como se indica a continuación:

Nombre del evento: Londres, Inglaterra: "Communications policy & Regulation Week 207 9" "IIC lnternational Regulators", ''IIC 5oth Annual Conference" "Workshop: the cross-cutting issues of privacy and (personal) data protection as they impact on the tmt sector" París, Francia: Reunión para discutir el estudio de la OCDE sobre Derecho y Política de Competencia en México.

Fecha del evento: 7 al 7 7 de octubre de 207 9

Lugar del evento: Londres, Inglaterra y Paris, Francia

Sin otro particular por el momento, reciba un cordial saludo.

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representantes de Ofcom, la Comisión Canadiense de Radio-Televisión y Telecomunicaciones (CRTC), la Autoridad Reguladora de las Comunicaciones Electrónicas y del Sector Postal de Francia (ARCEP) y la Oficina de la Autoridad de las Comunicaciones (OFCA) de Hong Kong, China.

Asimismo, se sostuvo una reunión de alto nivel con representantes de los reguladores y miembros de la industria para discutir temas vinculados al desarrollo de redes 5G. Posteriormente, se participó en el Taller "Uniendo las prioridades del Atlántico para la coordinación y la colaboración de la política internacional", junto a representantes de la Comisión para la Regulación de las Comunicaciones (ComReg) de Irlanda, la Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones (FCC) de los Estados Unidos y el IIC.

Las actividades continuaron en la 50ª edición de la Conferencia Anual, en la que se discutió acerca del cambio exponencial en las comunicaciones convergentes, la gobernanza, la naturaleza cambiante de la regulación en el entorno en línea, las estrategias de la transformación digital en economías desarrolladas y en desarrollo, la administración del espectro, la economía de los datos, el combate a la desinformación ante las noticias falsas y el contenido en línea en un mundo post-convergente. En este contexto, el Comisionado Ramiro Camacho, participó como panelista en la sesión de trabajo sobre la "Reforma institucional en el panorama regulatorio" junto a representantes de la academia, industria y consultores.

Igualmente, se participó en el Taller sobre temas transversales de privacidad y protección de datos personales y su impacto en el sector de las telecomunicaciones, medios y tecnología, donde se discutió acerca del impacto de la regulación en las telecomunicaciones, el surgimiento y la convergencia de la legislación de protección de datos, así como los mecanismos para fomentar la confianza en los datos y sus modelos comerciales cambiantes.

La "Semana de la política y la regulación de las comunicaciones" incluyó talleres, eventos sociales y reuniones privadas que brindaron la oportunidad de aprender, establecer y fortalecer relaciones clave para el mantenimiento del diálogo bilateral y multilateral con otras autoridades reguladoras y organismos internacionales, estimulando la cooperación y el intercambio de experiencias.

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• Garrett Blaney, Commissioner & Chairperson, Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg), lreland

• Dr. Wen-Chung Guo, Commissioner, National Communications Commission (NCC), Taiwan

• Nerida O'Loughlin, Chair, Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)

• Ajit Poi, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), USA

4. Session 2. Redesigning regulation for the global digital ecosystem: Cross and transborder regulatory policy

Chair: • Lindsey Fussell, Group Director, Consumer and Externa! Relations, Ofcom, UK Speakers: • Marcin Cichy, President, Office of Electronic Communications, Republic of

Poland; Broadband Commissioner and Vice-Chair of the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC)

• Keng Thai Leong, Deputy Chief Executive (lnternational and Corporate), lnfocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), Singapore

• Camilo Alberto Jiménez Santofimio, Commissioner, Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones (CRC), Colombia

5. Session 3: Harmonisation and security in a global communications ecosystem Chair: • Mansoor Hanif, Chief Technology Officer, Ofcom, UK Speakers • Dan Sjóblom, Director General, Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS); Chair

designate, Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) • Dr. Wilhelm Eschweiler, Vice President, Federal Network Agency (BNetzA),

Germany • Dion E Smith, Commissioner, Regulatory Authority of Bermuda • Akifumi lrie, Advisor to Director-General, Global Strategy Bureau, Ministry of

Interna! Affairs and Communications, Jopan

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6. Session 4. Competition policy in the online world: Is there a need to adapt to respond to the challenges of digitalization?

Chair: • Dr. Luisa Affuso, Chief Economist, Ofcom, UK Speakers: • Simon Thomson, Head of Telecommunications Regulation, Commerce

Commission of New Zealand • Mark Basile, Director, Digital Platforms lnquiry, Australian Competition and

Consumer Commission (ACCC) • Luciano Chorlito de Freitas, Regulatory Specialist, National Telecommunication

Agency (Anatel), Brazil • Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission (FTC), USA

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7. Session 5. Critica! issues for the democratic process: The communications regulator' s role for digital literacy

Chair: • Kevin Bakhurst, Group Director, Content and Media Policy, Ofcom, UK Speakers: • lsolde Goggin, Chairperson, Competition and Consumer Protection Commission

of lreland (CCPC) • Dr. Tobias Schmid, Director, Media Authority of North Rhine-Westphalia;

Commissioner, European Affairs, Directors of the Media Authorities (DLM), Germany; and Vice Chairman, European Regulators Group for Audiovisual Media Services (ERGA)

• Adv. Dimakatso Qocha, Councillor, lndependent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA)

• Cordel Green, Executive Director, Broadcasting Commission, Jamaica

8. Session 6. Creating the right market conditions for investment Chair: • Philip Marnick, Group Director, Spectrum, Ofcom, UK Speakers:

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13, Keynote Conversation • Lord Clement-Jones CBE, Liberal Democrat Spokesman for Digital in the House of

Lords; Former Chair, House of Lords Select Committee on Al • Tim Cowen, Partner, Preiskel & Co LLP; Director, lnternational lnstitute of

Communications

14, Keynote Conversation • Denis O'Brien, Chairman, Digicel Group • Dr, Stephen Unger, Senior Advisor, Flint Global, UK; Director, IIC

15. Governance and the changing nature of regulation in the online world Chair • Ann LaFrance, Partner and Co-Chair, Global Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Practice; Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP; Vice President, lnternational lnstitute of Communications

Speakers • Yih-Choung The, Group Director of Strategy and Research, OFCOM, UK • Richard Allan, Vice President Policy Solutions, Facebook

16. Digital transformation strategies- and realities- in developed and developing economies Chair • Ann LaFrance, Partner and Co-Chair, Global Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Practice; Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP; Vice President, lnternational lnstitute of Communications

Speakers • Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Director, Telecommunications Development Bureau,

lnternational Telecommunications Union (ITU) • Ciare Summer CBE, Director Policy, BBC

17. Spectrum management- time for a re-think? Chair • Chris Wolford, Director of lnternational Spectrum Policy, Ofcom, UK; Director,

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Speakers • Ambassador Grace Koh, US Representative to the lnternational

Telecommunication Union World Radio Conference (ITU WRC-2019) and Head of Delegation

• Patricia Cooper, Vice President, Satellite Government Affairs, SpaceX

18. Digital infrastructure, innovation and investment - balancing supply and demand Chair • Jacquelynn Ruff, Consulting Counsel, Wiley Rein LLP; Director, lnternational

lnstitute of Communications Speakers • Dr. Mario Girasole, Vice President for Regulatory, lnstitutional and Press Relations,

TIM Brasil • Pastora Valero, Vice President, Public Policy and Government Affairs, Europe,

Middle East, Africa and Russia (AMEAR), Cisco Systems • Edward Zhou, Vice President Global Public Affairs, Huawei

19. Breakout l: lnstitutional reform of the regulatory landscape Chair • Gita Sorenson, Managing, GOS Consulting Limited Panelists • Ramiro Camacho Castillo, Comisionado IFT, México • Dr. Martin Cave OBE, Visiting Professor, London School of Economics • Dr. Andrew Barendse, Managing Executive, regulatory Affairs, Vodacom SA;

Chair, IIC South Africa Chapter; Director, IIC

20. Breakout 2: Content rights and cross border e-commerce Chair • Cordel Green, Executive Director, Broadcasting Commission Jamaica Panelists • Adrian Cannon, Senior Legal Counsel, Fox Sports Australia • Nomonde Gongxeka-Seopa, Councillor, lndependent Communications

Authority of South Africa (ICASA) • Mark Lichtenhein, Chairman, Sports right Owners Coalition

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21. Breakout 3: Artificial lntelligence and machine learning - policy & regulatory approaches

Chair • Jean-Jacques Sahel, Managing Director, Europe, ICANN; Director and UK

Chapter Chair, lnternational lnstitute of Communications Panelists • Bojana Bellamy, President, Centre for lnformation Policy Leadership • Fanny Hidvégi, European Policy Manager, Access Now • Lisa Felton, Head of Data, Services and Consumer Regulation, Vodafone Group

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22. Content and discontent in global markets Chair • David Fares, Vice President, Global Public Policy, The Walt Disney Company Keynote • Susannah Storey, Director General, Digital and Media Policy, Department for

Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), UK Speakers • Hanna Stjórne, Director General, Sveriges Television AB (SVT), Sweden • Louisa Graham, Chief Executive, Walkley Foundation for Journalism, Australia • Sir Peter Bazalgette, Chairman, IN ple

23. Keynote Conversation • Ted Sarandos, Chief Content Officer, Netflix • Tom Hooper, Director, The King's Speech, Les Misérables, The Danish Girl

24. A Policy Pivot to Realize 5G • Gabriel Solomon, Head of Government & lndustry Relations, Europe & Latin

America, Ericsson

25. Competition Policy toward the telecoms, media and technology sector Chair

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• !solde Goggin, Chairperson, Competition and Consumer Protection Commission of lreland (CCPC)

Speakers • Manuel Kohnstamm, Senior Vice President and Chief Corporate Affairs Officer,

Liberty Global • Sabine Chalmers, Group General Counsel, BT Group • Dr. Philip Marsden, Bank of England; HMT Digital Competition Expert Panel • Mark Basile, Director, Digital Platforms lnquiry, Australian Competition and

Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)

26. Breakout l: Tackling disinformation and fake news / preserving independent journalism Chair • Louisa Graham, Chief Executive, Walkley Foundation for Journalism, Australia Panelists • Dr. Chen-Ling Hung, Commissioner, National Communications Commission,

Taiwan • Nerida O'Loughlin, Chair, Australian Communications and Media Authority • Jenni Sargent, Managing Director, First Draft

27. Breakout 2: Connecting the unserved when market and governments foil - innovative models of inclusion

Chair • Adriana Labardini, ICT Regulation Consultant; Director, IIC Panelists • Sonia N Jorge, Executive Director, Alliance for Affordable Internet, World Wide

Web Foundation • Dr. Carlos Rey-Moreno, Local Access Policy and Regulation Coordinator,

Association for Progressive Communications • Steve Song, Fellow, Mozilla Foundation

28. Breakout 3: Cybersecurity and the data economy in the loT era: rules and tools of engagement

Chair • Sean Kennedy, Partner, DT Economics Limited, UK; Treasurer, IIC

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Panelists • Dr. Prapangong Khumon, Vice Dean, School of Law, University of the Thai

Chamber of Commerce • Camilo Alberto Jiménez Santofimio, Commissioner, Commission for

Communications Regulation of Colombia (CRC) • Giuseppe D' Acquisto, Senior Technology Advisor, ltalian Data Protection

Authority (the Garante) • Patricia Dooley, Head of Public Affairs, Ericsson

29. Plenary Closing Keynote Session: The next 5- l 0-50 years - Technology, ethical and economic perspectives

Chair • Dr. Peter Lovelock, Director and Founder, Technology Research Project

Corporate (TRPC); Chair, Singapore Chapter, lnternational lnstitute of Communications

Speakers • Simon McDougall, Executive Director Technology Policy and lnnovation,

lnformation Commissioner's Office (ICO), UK • Dr. Bruno Soria, Associate Director, NERA Economic Consulting • Dr. Robert Pepper, Head, Global Connectivity Policy and Planning, Facebook

30. Closing keynote • Gordon Sondland, US Ambassador to the EU

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31. Welcome • Andrea Millwood Hargrave, Director General, IIC Chair • Rosa Barcelo, Partner and Deputy Co-Chair Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Practice Group, Squire Patton Boggs

32. Opening remarks & context setting

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