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This paper argues that existing international intergovernmental and non-governmental forums dealing with Internet-related public policy should coordinate with one another in order to improve policy in this area. To make his point, the author 1) provides an overview of the problems facing international policymaking linked to information and communication technologies; and 2) puts forth a proposal for how all organizations and processes engaged in activities that have an impact on Internet-related public policy at the global level can work with one another.