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Archives of the Completed Meetings Agenda Summary. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) will hold a public meeting series on July 14 through 17 in Yokohama, Japan. Webcast sessions will include meetings of the DNSO General Assembly and Names Council and the Governmental Advisory Commitee Public Forum on July 14, the ICANN Public Forum (July 15); and a meeting of the ICANN Board of Directors (July 16). (Note that all dates are tentative and subject to change; ICANN maintains the authoritative schedule.) When does it start? Meetings will generally begin at 9:00AM local time each morning. Check http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ for information about time zone differences. (For reference, Worldclock reports that July 14 at 9:00AM in Tokyo is 8:00PM US Eastern time and is midnight at the start of July 15 in UTC.) Where To Go For More Information. ICANN has prepared an agenda including logistical information about meeting locations and nearby hotels. Preregistration. If you plan to be at the meetings either in person or online via webcast and remote participation, please preregister. Doing so will help meeting organizers gauge likely attendance, and will provide you with a printed nametag." Openness.
The meetings listed above will be open to all interested parties. The
comments and questions of remote participants will be read to the assembled
group and archived online. The archive will also include a video recording
of all plenary sessions, an archive of presentations delivered, and
comprehensive scribe's notes of certain plenary sessions. Remote Participation Over The InternetViewing and Hearing the Meeetings. We will offer a live real-time audio and video feed from the public meetings listed above. In addition, we will post the meeting scribe's notes in real time. Participating in the Meetings. Online participants will be able to submit text comments in real-time. Questions and comments submitted over the Internet will be sent to technical staff present in the meeting room. Those real-time messages relevant to the topic currently being discussed will be processed by the moderator who will select certain messages for presentation to the assembled group for a response similar to that provided to a concern raised at a microphone in a Q&A session. All messages will be archived on this site. Technical requirements. A 14.4 Kbps connection is required for access to live and archived streaming media feeds (56K or faster preferred). Access to the RealAudio and RealVideo streaming media feeds requires the RealPlayer version 5.0 or later (version G2 or later preferred); get your free copy from RealNetworks. Access to the real-time chat area requires a JAVA-enabled browser or an IRC client. Access to some portions of the remote participation system may be difficult or impossible for users behind firewalls. How do I get connected on the day of the meeting? Shortly before each event made available by webcast, a prominent link will be added to the top of this page. Check back here just before the start of each meeting, then follow that link. Pre-meeting comments. Before the meeting, you may submit comments to ICANN at comments@icann.org. See also ICANN's Community Feedback page.
Questions? Send questions or comments about remote participation to Ben Edelman.
Thanks to webcast sponsors Melbourne IT (July 14) and Bulkregister, eNic Corporation, and NSI Registry (July 15-16). Thanks also to RealNetworks (for donation of RealServer software) and Interworld.net (for RealServer hosting). CONTACT INFORMATIONFor additional information, please contact: ICANN The Berkman Center for Internet & Society |