[governance] CIVIL SOCIETY MEDIA GUIDELINES TUNIS2005

[Lee McKnight]

No offense to anyone, and yes this is home-team boosterism, but I think
politically it would be good for CS to have a US critic as one of its
spokespeople, undercuting the easy US media line re this is just about
the rest of the world grabbing the net.   And Milton can act
diplomatically if called upon to do so. I'm sure he and others will be
talking to the media in their individual or organizational capactities
outside of the official CS slots anyway.

So put my two cents on Milton for one of the two slots....am I outbid?
; )

Lee

Prof. Lee W. McKnight
School of Information Studies
Syracuse University
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>>> Veni Markovski <veni at veni.com> 11/3/2005 2:07 PM >>>
At 12:55 03-11-05  -0500, Avri Doria wrote:

>On 3 nov 2005, at 12.19, Veni Markovski wrote:
>
>>(note that Adam and J. are both Europeans)
>
>sort of. Adam lives in Japan and works for a Japanese employer

Avri,
without going into a discussion. Yes, you are right. But that's known 
to not so many of the governments and media. And two, his English is, 
I am afraid, still quite British English...

So, again - since Jeanette suggested first Adam and Milton; I thought 
that's OK.
Now someone said, Jeanette and Adam. That's still fine. I was just 
making a point, that if Jeanette wanted to be there, she could have 
said so. Why are we making such a big argument? Let the three of them 
talk to each other and come with a 2-people slot.

veni 

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