Some official and not-so-official links to sites covering the WSIS:
- Citizens’ Summit on the
Information Society… blocked in Tunis, - WSIS Wire,
- WSIS official site from the ITU,
- UN Multi-Stakeholder
Partnerships, - Open access: the facts,
- Andy Carvin’s Waste of Bandwidth blog,
- WSISblogs.org,
- ITU’s
ICT success story home page, - Unesco WSIS publication series,
- The WSIS Civil Society Meeting Point,
- German site on
WSIS, - Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
(German Greens Party-linked foundation) on WSIS…,
reports of UNESCO’s four thematic meetings for WSIS,- a (very) few websites
focusing on ICT for Development, - helping to “make the best of your visit
and promote your activities” at Tunis, - electronic dissidents,
- interview:
humanity will survive information deluge – Sir Arthur C Clarke, - FSF Europe on who
owns and controls the information societies?, - WSIS and Beyond:
dialogue between Soenke Zehle and Geert Lovink, - list of
participants at the ICT4All exhibition at Tunis and - WSIS
documents in various languages (incl English, Spanish, French)… This list is obviously very incomplete and needs your help in being updated.
Some official and not-so-official links to sites covering the WSIS:
Citizens’ Summit on the
Information Society… blocked in Tunis, WSIS Wire, WSIS official site from the ITU, UN Multi-Stakeholder
Partnerships, Newsroom, Tunis Phase, Open access: the facts, Andy Carvin’s Waste of Bandwidth blog,
WSISblogs.org, ITU’s
ICT success story home page, Unesco WSIS publication series, The
WSIS Civil Society Meeting Point, German site on
WSIS, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
(German Greens Party-linked foundation) on WSIS…, , a few websites
focusing on ICT for Development, helping to “make the best of your visit
and promote your activities” at Tunis, electronic dissidents, interview:
humanity will survive information deluge – Sir Arthur C Clarke,
FSF Europe on who
owns and controls the information societies?, WSIS and Beyond:
dialogue between Soenke Zehle and Geert Lovink, list of
participants at the ICT4All exhibition at Tunis and WSIS
documents in various languages (incl English, Spanish, French)
This list is obviously very incomplete and needs your help in being updated.