[governance] First prepcom interventions

[Lee McKnight]

Nothing against our good friends at Georgia Tech, but can we at Syracuse
reclaim Milton, thanks.

Lee

Prof. Lee W. McKnight
School of Information Studies
Syracuse University
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>>> Jeanette Hofmann <jeanette at wz-berlin.de> 09/19/05 12:53 PM >>>
Carlos, could you be more specific, please? We have gained some time
due 
to the fact that our interventions have been postponed to tomorrow. We

can deliver edited versions (not new statements!) by tomorrow morning.

Corrections and improvements can be suggested right now. But, please, 
keep in mind that each statement should not be longer than 300 words. 
Suggestions that only make the statements longer are not helpful.

jeanette

carlos a. afonso wrote:
> Adam, I am not sure how to handle this, but some of the statements
are
> not necessarily caucuses' consensus nor may represent what civil
society
> believes should be said in those precious 15 minutes -- although
mostly
> CS will probably agree with them (but there are diverging views
> regarding at least one statement). How to express this in your
opening
> statement without giving the impression we are a bunch of
disorganized
> fellows? :)
> 
> --c.a.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Adam Peake <ajp at glocom.ac.jp>
> To: governance at lists.cpsr.org 
> Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 22:29:43 +0900
> Subject: [governance] First prepcom interventions
> 
> 
>>As you may have seen from Rik Panganiban's note to the plenary list 
>>this morning, prepcom has so far focused on China and human rights 
>>issues.  Great fun and important stuff.  Nice to see the US, UK (EU)

>>and Canada taking a bit of a stand on human rights.
>>
>>As far as Internet governance is concerned we hope sub-committee A 
>>will start work this afternoon.
>>
>>One disturbing rumor (we will find out for sure later today) is that

>>observers will be given 15 minutes speaking time every 6 hours of 
>>discussion.  As sub-committee A meets for 3 hours each day, it seems

>>we may only be able to speak every other day.  Will will argue 
>>against this.
>>
>>Other civil society organizations have kindly agreed to give the IG 
>>caucus the full 15 minutes speaking time today. Five of us will
>>speak:
>>
>>Speakers for Civil Society
>>Sub-Committee A (Internet Governance)
>>Monday, 19 September
>>
>>1. Mr. Adam Peake, from GLOCOM, on behalf of the Civil Society 
>>Internet Governance Caucus
>>2. Ms. Magaly Pazello, from DAWN, on behalf of the Civil Society 
>>Internet Governance Caucus
>>3. Mr. William Drake, from CPSR, on behalf of the Civil Society 
>>Internet Governance Caucus
>>4. Mr. Milton Mueller, from the Georgia Institute of Technology, on 
>>behalf of the Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus
>>5. Ms. Jeanette Hofmann, from the Heinrich Boell Foundation, on 
>>behalf of the Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus
>>
>>We had to prepare text for the interpreters, those files are
>>attached.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Adam
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> 
> 
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