In France this week, 51 countries, over 130 companies and 90 NGOs and universities signed the “Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace,” a high-level set of rules and recommendations for making the internet a safer place.

Philly’s Temple University was among the signatories, as professor and researcher Duncan Hollis — who advises Microsoft in cyberspace and international law — affixed Temple’s name to the scroll.

“This is an important milestone for how we think about cyberpolitics,” professor Hollis told Technical.ly via telephone from Paris.

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