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From: "Chun Eung Hwi" <
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To: "Milton L
Mueller" <
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Date: Thu, 23 Aug
2007 09:37:07 +0900
Subject: Re: [NCUC-DISCUSS] OECD and the "Future of
the Internet Economy"
Dear Milton Mueller,
Thank you for your timely information!
Since your last message on this and professor Wu's reminder for this, I
have discussed with local members how our civil society members could join in
this event. At the moment, the general response is not so positive partly
because most of them are exhausted with grappling with local IT concerned
issues, but I and our colleagues would push them to cooperate together for this
event.
I want to know more what civil society group are expecting
particularly for internet governance issues and what our local members
could help other civil society participants. One thing I can say now is that the
Ministry of Information & Communication (MIC) has never contacted or
informed local civil society members for this preparation although local
preparation team has been organized. Of course, local civil society
members can address our concerns on this event and find out how we could
join in the preparation team. However, at the moment, we are just observing
what is taking place. Unfortunately, all preparation things are completely not
open. I am just getting some information from IT companies who belong to
the preparation team.
regards,
Chun
2007/8/23, Milton L Mueller <[log in to unmask]>:
Greetings,
The
OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development) is currently
preparing its 10th
Ministerial Meeting on "The Future of the
Internet
Economy", which will take place in
Seoul, South Korea, June 17-18
2008.
APC and the Internet Governance Project, together
with EPIC
and their Public Voice initiative, are
working with the OECD secretariat
to increase
participation of Civil Society groups in shaping
the agenda
of the Ministerial meeting and in
organising a one day stakeholder
pre-event on
June 16th 2008.
This message contains general
background
information about the OECD and the 10th
Ministerial meeting,
and some of the
opportunities for civil society participation.
A
second message will soon follow, outlining
these opportunities in more
detail, include some
of our preliminary thinking about priorities
for
civil society engagement with this process, why
we think you should
get involved and how you can get involved.
We look forward to working
with you on this!
Jeanette Hoffman, Karen Banks, Milton
Mueller
About The Event
=============
The OECD, an
inter-governmental organisation that
consists of 30 member Countries, will
hold a
Ministerial Meeting on "The Future of the
Internet Economy" in
Seoul, Korea, on 17-18 June
2008. www.oecd.org/futureinternet.
The OECD Ministerial
Meeting aims to formulate
guiding principles and policies for the
future
development of the Internet economy. Recognizing
that the world
depends to a growing degree on the
Internet, the goal is to help
governments
establish policies responding to new developments
and
concerns arising from the changing role of
the Internet in our society and
economy.
The Ministerial meeting will be preceded by a day
of
"stakeholder fora" on June 16 2008, to give an
opportunity to civil society
and the business
sector to present their viewpoints on the
future
development of the Internet economy. More
information on the
Ministerial and Stakeholder fora are available
online.
The OECD
Ministerial Meeting offers a broad
international public space to discuss
the
economic and societal implications of the
emerging information
economy. Civil society
groups active in the area of information society
related issues should use this opportunity to
network among themselves
and collectively express
their visions on guiding policy principles
for
the development of the Future of the Internet economy.
About The
OECD
=============
Membership in the OECD includes the majority of
European countries, Canada, the United States,
Mexico, New Zealand,
Australia, Turkey, Japan and
Korea. The OECD headquarters (the secretariat)
is based in Paris.
The OECD provides a setting where governments can
compare policy experiences, seek answers to
common problems, identify
good practice and work
to co-ordinate domestic and
international
policies. The OECD engages in policy analysis,
data
gathering, monitoring, and forecasting in
many different areas but in
particular for
economic, environmental and social issues. In the
fields
of digital economy and information
society, the OECD covers many areas that
are of
interest to civil society, such as privacy law
enforcement,
user-created content, network
neutrality and gender in ICT employment.
Reports
of the OECD Committee of Information, Computer
and
Communications Policy can be found at ( www.oecd.org/sti/ict)
The OECD has relationships with
about 70
non-member countries and a number of
non-governmental entities
such as the Business
and Industry Advisory Committee (BIAC) and
the
Trade Union Advisory Committee (TUAC). There is
as yet no formal
link to civil society
organisations, but the OECD is currently
considering its relationship to the
non-governmental sector with a view
to greater inclusion.
Public Consultation - open until September
14th 2007
=========================================
The OECD Online
Public Consultation provides an
opportunity for all stakeholders to
comment on
the topics and issues to be discussed at the
OECD's
Ministerial meeting on the Future of the
Internet Economy. The online
consultation is open
until September 14th and can be found here:
http://www.oecd.org/document/9/0,3343,en_21571361_38415463_38985417_1_1_
1_1,00.html
Please contact us if you have
difficulty
accessing or completing the online version.
Opportunities
for Civil Society Engagement
==================================
The next
message will contain more detailed
information about opportunities for
Civil Society
participation in the 10th Ministerial process
including:
o Linking work in other public policy
processes
(such as the World Summit on the Information
Society and The
Internet Governance Forum) with the OECD
Ministerial
meeting
o Gathering Civil society statements
and reports
that deal with future development of the
internet
o Preparation of a Civil Society Declaration
o Preparation for a one day civil society stakeholder event
on June
16th 2008
o Information about preparatory events
in the run up to the meeting
o A time-line of the process and important
dates
References
=========
o The Public Voice has a
resource site with
links to useful background documents, a calendar
of
related events and a schedule for the Public
Voice monthly calls:
http://www.thepublicvoice.org/events/oecdministerial.html
o
About the OECD:
http://www.oecd.org/pages/0,3417,en_36734052_36734103_1_1_1_1_1,00.html
o About the 10th Ministerial Meeting: www.oecd.org/futureinternet
o The OECD Public Online
Consultation:
http://www.oecd.org/document/9/0,3343,en_21571361_38415463_38985417_1_1_
1_1,00.html
o
The OECD Organising Committee: www.oecd.org/sti/ict
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Chun Eung Hwi
General Secretary, PeaceNet
Korea
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pcs (+82)
19-259-2667
fax (+82) 2-2649-2624