Dynamic Coalition for Online Collaboration
I have just announced the creation of the “dynamic coalition” for online collaboration in the IGF meeting in Geneva. Effectively […]
IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
Internet
Including the politics of the Net
IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
Some stats on the IGF Athens meeting
The Greek delegate has just spoken at the stocktaking meeting of the Internet Governance Forum in Geneva. He gave some
ICANN, IGF, Internet, Journalism, WSIS
The Internet rollercoaster starts up the track again: IGF in Geneva
I am in Geneva for a stock-take of the first Internet Governance Forum in Athens last November. It should be
Funny, ICANN
Wednesday, Thursday, a touch busy sorting out my new role
I’m in Brussels trying to sort out exactly what I can do in my job in ICANN. I have had
Internet, Journalism
News editing, book editing, pondering
Today is my last work day as Techworld news ed. Max (Cooter) the editor tells me I have been working
ICANN, Internet, Journalism
Bill Hobbs breaks cover – and piles on the coincidences
It was bound to come back to haunt him at some point, but Bill Hobbs has been forced to break
Internet, Journalism, Technology
How the Net makes people stupid, and Microsoft rich
Today was the launch of the latest version of Microsoft Windows, Vista. I was news editing and eventually stuck up
ICANN, Internet
Tell me what you think I should do at ICANN
I am planning to take an open and consultative approach to my new job as general manager of public participation
Internet, Journalism
Email list legal battle foggy but important
Following on from my post earlier this week about a worrying legal issue where animal rights protestors were due in
ICANN, IGF, Internet, Journalism, Technology, WSIS
So, I took this job at ICANN…
Starting 5 February, I will be the “general manager, public participation” for ICANN – an organisation I have closely followed