Hi,
Sorry for my quiet attitude which some of you may like ;-).
Well, I know PengHwa and Pindar very well, and they
are very good in terms of experties on knowledge around
Internet Governance issues, and Asian perspectives.
They are not per se "civil society" activities, unlike you or
Chun, but they have very good understanding and I like to
second Adam's proposal.
As for Bangkok meeting, I am interested in, but sadly I have
some prior commitments and am not able to change.
izumi
At 14:30 04/09/30 +0800, Alan G. Alegre wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Adam Peake <ajp@glocom.ac.jp>
>To: <communication@wsisasia.org>
>Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 7:00 AM
>Subject: [communication 1195] Re: Part 1. Nominations: Working Group
>onInternet Governance (WGIG)
>
>
> > We are late with proposals for nominations for the Working Group on
> > Internet Governance Caucus.
> > Really very little time to reach any agreement.
> > So I would like to suggest two people:
> >
> > Chun Eung Hwi , Peacenet, Korea
> > ANG Peng Hwa, Dean, School of Communications, Nanyang University,
>Singapore
> > Pindar Wong, Hong Kong.
> >
> >
> > I have no intention of trying to force anyone through, but we should
> > try to suggest someone/some persons.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Adam
>
>
>I know Chun, and I wholeheartedly endorse him too....
>
>I do not know the others so I am not in a capacity to endorse them...
>
>It does seem very quiet on the Asian front, at least on this list... What's
>going on? Are people just busy or have they disengaged from the WSIS
>process?
>
>Concretely: has anyone responded to John's post below by actually
>registering for the Bangkok meeting? Please indicate on this list who is
>going (or planning to)...
>
> > Please visit:
> >
> > http://www.unescap.org/icstd/events/EGM_WSIS.asp
> >
> > The regional conference will be hosted by unescap.
> > NGO registration has to be done before oct 1.
> >
> > john
>> Izumi Aizu <<
Institute for HyperNetwork Society
New Institute for Social Knowledge and Collaboration
Kumon Center, University of Tama
IGTF-J
Internet Users Network, Tokyo
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