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Sent from my iPhone Hmm... missed most of it. Sounds like it would be interesting to watch it.Can not find a meetecho recording of the plenary. Anybody knows if thatwill still be uploaded ? Otherwise i'll suck up to the audio recording,but i'd rather wait vor video and transcript.Thanks ToerlessP.S.: maybe it was just going with the theme of the event "we're so old now, we need more sparkling wine and less politics" ? ;-)On Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 05:18:54AM +0000, Linda Dunbar wrote:Brian,
The panelists you have arranged said multiple times on "don't politicize internet". What does it mean?
I was too embarrassed to ask at the IETF100 Plenary. Then I learned that I am not the only one who doesn't understand.
Linda Dunbar
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Subject: Technical Plenary Panel at IETF100: The Internet, a look forward: social, political, and technical perspectives
Greetings, all,
The Plenary Session at IETF 100 in Singapore (Wednesday, 15 November 2017, 17:10-19:40 Singapore time (UTC + 8)) includes a panel discussion, entitled:
The Internet, a look forward: Social, political, and technical perspectives
Adding a digit to count IETF meetings invites introspection and prognostication. For the IETF100 Plenary, three prominent strategists will share their unique perspectives on what the Internet will look like in thirty years. They will consider how the Internet???s influence on our lives and social systems will change, and how our influence on the Internet will also change, socially, politically, and technically.
I'll moderate the panel; the panelists include:
- Monique Morrow, President and Co-Founder of the Humanized Internet, a non-profit organization focused on providing digital identity for those individuals most under-served
- Jun Murai, Professor at Keio University with a research focus in global computer networking and communication, and known as the "Father of Japan???s Internet"
- Henning Schulzrinne, Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and chair of the Department of Computer Science at Columbia University, New York
The plenary will also include presentation of the Internet Society Jonathan B. Postel Service Award.
Cheers,
Brian (for the IAB and the Technical Plenary Planning Program)
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