II-Stiftelsen (IIS) The Swedish Internet Infrastructure Foundation has
released an audio tape of their recent conference session ICANN vs UN/ITU
http://www.iis.se/Internetdagarna/2005/14-styra/styra.shtml - Who should
control of the Internet? . There were 5 presentations and a panel debate
Hi all,
Just FYI - I am departing for Azerbaijan tomorrow to blog their election on
Sunday... and any subsequent events.
Keep up on www.blogrel.com and www.neweurasia.net
Thanks!
Katy
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Hello everyone
I dont know why every one tends to proclaim themselves as belonging to a Third
World.
There is only one world - as it is known to mankind and it is the earth.
Donot denigrade yourself or your country or your citizens. They may be poor
but not have sold their self respect
Hello, all!
I'll be leading a panel tomorrow at the Citizens for Global Solutions
conference and wanted to ask for some examples from the DDN. Here's the
session description:
New Blogs, Old Tricks: on-line and on-air activism in a connected world
Co-sponsored by New Mexico Media Literacy
Friends,
I tend to have serious misgivings whenever confronted with the purchase of
printing equipment and supplies. The idea of intended obsolence or rather
time limited utility of printing equipment as seems to be the modus operandi
of the printing equipment and supply industry is what bothers
It would seem to me that a group like this could serve as an informal
consumer reports network. If someone sets up a web site with a listing of
every printer on the market, and with a rating system that asks for votes
showing which are the best value, longest lasting, etc., everyone else could
If you haven't found it, the report is available at
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/001418/141843e.pdf
At 09:06 AM 11/4/2005, you wrote:
From the United Nations... I haven't found the
actual report yet, though. The link in the
press release leads to another press release,
and the link
From Wired.com... -ac
All-Digital TV Coming in 2009
The US Senate moved the digital TV transition one step closer to reality
on Thursday, setting a firm date for television broadcasters to switch
to all-digital transmissions.
Lawmakers gave broadcasters until April 7, 2009, to end their
