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Mailing list of the WSIS Patents, Copyright, Trademark (PCT) Civil Society Working Group
May 2005
Dr. Francis MUGUET — 111499794202 May 2005*
Dear Free Software supporters The following alternative financing scheme is is kindly proposed to your attention for comments, suggestions and improve...
Bertrand de LA CHAPELLE — 111499925502 May 2005*
Dear all, Francis' interesting suggestion can take place within the debate between "A Digital Solidarity Fund" and "Digital Solidar...
Georg C. F. Greve — 111576466410 May 2005
FYI: This is about an "access to knowledge" treaty that a group around the TACD wants to work on Thursday and Friday. They invited me to par...
URGENT Recommendations for UNESCO (1 Reply)
Dr. Francis MUGUET — 111589393012 May 2005*
Dear Free Supporters I have been kindly invited to the UNESCO meeting in Saint-Petersburg UNESCO between two phases of the World Summit on the Informa...
Dr. Francis MUGUET — 111618888615 May 2005
Dear Free Software supporters Here are the next deadlines and coming events related to OA or WSIS. 1/ 15 May 2005: Deadline for Comments on the WGIG p...
WGIG comments (2 Replies)
Dr. Francis MUGUET — 111625453816 May 2005*
Hello Free Software supporters, This is the text that I just sent the WGIG. ( both pdf and sxw formats ) according to the spirit of my previous post. ...
Interoperability recommendation for UNESCO (5 Replies)
Dr. Francis MUGUET — 111627893116 May 2005*
Dear Free Software supporters After some conversations at the WSIS UNESCO meeting held in Paris, just at that moment, it appears that recommandations ...