JISUK WOO is an Assistant Professor in the Department of
Communication at Seoul Women's University. Her main research
interests are media law and policy and Internet regulation including
copyright, privacy, obscenity and free expression, and Internet
governance. She is on the E-commerce Mediation Committee, the
Personal Information Dispute Resolution Committee, the Korea
Commercial Arbitration Board, and the Regulatory Reform Committee of
the the Korea Broadcasting Commission. Woo has also been a Principal
Researcher at the Korea Information Society Development Institute.
Her publications include Copyright Law and Computer Programs: The
Role of Communication in Legal Structure (Garland Publishing); The
Construction of Science and Knowledge in Courts: Use of Scientific
Evidence and Experts in Software Copyright Cases in Science
Communication (March); Challenge of the Internet: Copyright Law and
Innovation Policy in Telecommunications Transformation: Technology,
Strategy, and Policy edited by Erik Bohlin and Stanford L. Levin (IOS
Publications). Woo holds a B.A. in Mass Communication and Economics
from Yonsei University, an M.A. and Ph.D. in Communication from the
Annenberg School at the University of Pennsylvania and a J.D. from
New York University.

Biography above from a meeting a colleague attended.

Carlos Afonso was recently selected by the civil society participants
to the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) as one of the
two people to represent civil society in the opening ceremony of this
United Nations Summit. We hope Carlos will speak alongside Kofi
Annan, a representative of the world's governments (a head of state)
and a representative of the Private Sector.

We are extremely lucky to have such very well qualified people
representing the NCUC on the names council.  I hope they will be able
to find time to work with us.

Thanks,

Adam




At 1:58 AM +0900 11/22/03, Chun Eung Hwi wrote:
>Dear Milton Mueller,
>
>
>Milton, I respect your thinking.
>And as I said earlier, I don't want to have run-off.
>
>However, I should point out one thing.
>Obviously, email discussion is only one way for our constituency members
>to share our thinking. But as you know, everybody is not so familiar with
>this way of communication and working. In my own experience, even now,
>email discussion is always not easy. Moreover, in English, it is really
>suffering to most non-English speakers.
>
>Throughout my last experience of ICANN, email list, conference call, and
>quick quick in English - all these are my impressions. In my thinking,
>this is very typical American way of working. And always we are
>saying it is bottom-up, geographically diverse, or sometimes international
>and etc. On its surface, it seems to be very inclusive but clearly very
>exclusive. The most serious thing is that ICANNists are completely
>ignorant of where they are wrong.
>
>Milton, you are our chair.
>And we have our regional representatives.
>As a chair, together with them, you can try to find out the best way how
>to sort out the current problem. And the issue who would take one year or
>two year term is so urgent task now? I think you, one facilitator, have
>the responsibility to encourage and lead all people to work together in a
>more confident relationship.
>
>I don't think this issue is so serious. But this way of working doesn't
>seem to be so desirable for new team.
>
>
>regards,
>
>Chun
>
>
>On Fri, 21 Nov 2003, Milton Mueller wrote:
>
>>  OK, Dr. Woo is not responding so my initial attempt
>>  to get this problem solved through mutual agreement
>>  will not work.
>>
>>  Now I propose another method. It seems to me obvious
>>  that someone who is responsive and attends meetings
>>  is a more reasonable choice for the two year
>>  term than someone who does not.
>>
>>  Therefore I propose that Marc Schneiders be given
>>  the two year term. If no one objects, we will go
>>  ahead with that. If anyone objects, we will hold a runoff election
>>as Horacio suggested. I mean ANY
>  > objection at all from a member. I do not want
>>  myself, or anyone else, to have to "declare"
>>  consensus. Consensus means unanimity. If we
>>  have unanimity, we can solve this quickly.
>>
>>  --MM
>>
>>  --MM
>>
>
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