[governance] Re-introduction

[Jeremy Malcolm]

I have become quiet on this list lately until today, so I thought it  
was time for a brief re-introduction.

My quietness was because where I obtained employment would determine  
how closely I could continue to be involved in the IGF.  Well, as  
you'll have guessed from one of my last messages, that turned out to  
be Consumers International - which fits in very well with my continued  
involvement. :-)

So you'll be able to find me at the Consumers International event  
during Friday lunchtime, as well as on the panels of the IGC seminar  
on the Role and Mandate of the IGF on Saturday morning, and the OECD  
seminar on Digital Content Strategies and Policies on Friday  
afternoon, and doing a poster presentation at GigaNet.

Also the Internet Governance Project has just kindly distributed a  
paper of mine called "Appraising the Success of the IGF" which you can  
find at http://www.internetgovernance.org/pdf/MalcolmIGFReview.pdf.   
Comments are welcome as always (but flames to me, not the IGP).

-- 
JEREMY MALCOLM
Project Coordinator
CONSUMERS INTERNATIONAL-KL OFFICE
for Asia Pacific and the Middle East	

Consumers International (CI) is the only independent global  
campaigning voice for consumers. With over 220 member organisations in  
115 countries, we are building a powerful international consumer  
movement to help protect and empower consumers everywhere. For more  
information, visit www.consumersinternational.org.

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