Thanks, Karen; I needed the pep talk. Your words are truly inspiring.
andy
K.G. Schneider wrote:
boundless energy and hope within civil society. There is still a hell of a
lot of work to be done,
Andy, that's the real point. You will continue to need to go to huge
conferences where most of the en
> boundless energy and hope within civil society. There is still a hell of a
> lot of work to be done,
Andy, that's the real point. You will continue to need to go to huge
conferences where most of the energy seems to be directed toward planning
more huge conferences. That's part of your job. But
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Subject: Re: [DDN] The Sun Sets on the Prepcom
Andy,
I'm really sorry to read this from you, since it seems you have joined a
growing number of people who have become somewhat despondent when it
comes to the WSIS process and the WSIS politics.
Someone on one of the Civil Society lists t
Andy,
I'm really sorry to read this from you, since it seems you have joined a
growing number of people who have become somewhat despondent when it
comes to the WSIS process and the WSIS politics.
Someone on one of the Civil Society lists told me, in person, that the
WSIS was a string of parties
It's 7pm here in Geneva and civil society is wrapping up its final official
meeting. We've been working on a press release summarizing the delegation's
thoughts on the Prepcom. There seems to be a general feeling that WSIS
needs to get back to basics, focusing on what we can do to bridge the
digita
