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Re: [ISOC-CH Ann] Invitation to the General Assembly, 27 APRIL
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 27 Mar '18

27 Mar '18

Dear colleagues, it was brought to my attention that the subject of my previous email said 27 March, instead of *27 APRIL*. Apologies for that! Please register here <https://www.isoc.ch/events/general-assembly> to attend, the information on the website is clear about the date. Please note that the General Assembly will be preceded by a half-day event <https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit2>(14.00-17.30) dedicated to the implementation of privacy-enhancing standards for digital communication as part of the Values of Internet Technologies workshop series <https://www.isoc.ch/archives/3017>. The event is held at welle7 (situated 5 minutes away from the venue of the General Assembly). Registration is open at: https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit2 Thank you and looking forward to seeing you at the end of April! Best, Roxana --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland> On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 3:55 PM, Roxana Radu ISOC-CH <chair(a)isoc.ch> wrote: > Dear ISOC-CH members, > > We cordially invite you to the ISOC-CH annual General Assembly 2018, which will take on *27 April in Bern, from 18.15 - 20.00*, followed by a reception. Please register here <https://www.isoc.ch/events/general-assembly> to attend. The agenda for the General Assembly is provided below. > > Please note that the General Assembly will be preceded by a half-day event <https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit2>(14.00-17.30) dedicated to the implementation of privacy-enhancing standards for digital communication as part of the Values of Internet Technologies workshop series <https://www.isoc.ch/archives/3017>. The event is held at welle7 (situated 5 minutes away from the venue of the General Assembly). Registration is open at: https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit2 > > ---- > > AGENDA - GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2018 > > > 1. Opening > > 2. Election of two vote counters > > 3. Agenda Bashing > > 4. Presentation & acceptance (or rejection) of reports > > 1. Preceding GA (minutes) > > 2. Board (incl. Activity Report 2017) > > 3. Public Policy Aspects committee (PPAC) > > 4. Financial statement > > 5. Oversight Committee > > 5. Discharge of Board members > > 6. Elections > > 1. Members of the Board > > 2. Members of the Oversight Committee > > 7. Presentation & acceptance (or rejection) of Budget 2018 > > 8. AOB > > 9. Discussion with members: e-voting in Switzerland > > 10. Closing > > > > > According to our statutes every member has the right to propose an > additional agenda items 20 days before the GA. If you want to make use of > this opportunity, please send your proposal to the Board <board at isoc.ch > <http://lists.isoc.ch/mailman/listinfo/announcements>> and include: > > - Description / background of the topic for discussion > - Is this item subject to vote (yes/no)? > - Estimation on time required for discussion > - Name(s) of the proponent(s) > > > > Proposals for additional agenda items can be submitted in writing to the > Board by 7 April. The final agenda will be published on 12 April. > > > Best regards, > Roxana > > --- > Roxana Radu > Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland > > -------ISOC-CH------ > Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ > Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland > <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland> >

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Invitation to the General Assembly, 27 March
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 21 Mar '18

21 Mar '18

Dear ISOC-CH members, We cordially invite you to the ISOC-CH annual General Assembly 2018, which will take on *27 April in Bern, from 18.15 - 20.00*, followed by a reception. Please register here <https://www.isoc.ch/events/general-assembly> to attend. The agenda for the General Assembly is provided below. Please note that the General Assembly will be preceded by a half-day event <https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit2>(14.00-17.30) dedicated to the implementation of privacy-enhancing standards for digital communication as part of the Values of Internet Technologies workshop series <https://www.isoc.ch/archives/3017>. The event is held at welle7 (situated 5 minutes away from the venue of the General Assembly). Registration is open at: https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit2 ---- AGENDA - GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2018 1. Opening 2. Election of two vote counters 3. Agenda Bashing 4. Presentation & acceptance (or rejection) of reports 1. Preceding GA (minutes) 2. Board (incl. Activity Report 2017) 3. Public Policy Aspects committee (PPAC) 4. Financial statement 5. Oversight Committee 5. Discharge of Board members 6. Elections 1. Members of the Board 2. Members of the Oversight Committee 7. Presentation & acceptance (or rejection) of Budget 2018 8. AOB 9. Discussion with members: e-voting in Switzerland 10. Closing According to our statutes every member has the right to propose an additional agenda items 20 days before the GA. If you want to make use of this opportunity, please send your proposal to the Board <board at isoc.ch <http://lists.isoc.ch/mailman/listinfo/announcements>> and include: - Description / background of the topic for discussion - Is this item subject to vote (yes/no)? - Estimation on time required for discussion - Name(s) of the proponent(s) Proposals for additional agenda items can be submitted in writing to the Board by 7 April. The final agenda will be published on 12 April. Best regards, Roxana --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Reminder: Values of Internet Technology workshop on 25 Jan - Join us!
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 17 Jan '18

17 Jan '18

Dear ISOC-CH members, This is a kind reminder about our upcoming workshop in Bienne/Biel on 25 January. We still have a few places available, please sign up at your earliest convenience if you can attend. https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit Looking forward to seeing many of you there, Roxana --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland> On Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 12:17 PM, Roxana Radu ISOC-CH <chair(a)isoc.ch> wrote: > Dear ISOC-CH members, > > > Together with p≡p foundation, we are starting an 18-month long series of > workshops as of January 2018 around the Values of Internet Technologies > <https://www.isoc.ch/archives/3017> (VIT). This series of six workshops > represents a platform for discussions and hands-on training to privacy, > anonymity and security online. Concrete tech approaches will be presented > and analyzed against bigger socio-political implications and the broader > picture for each topic, with insights into current and upcoming Free and > Open Source Software (FOSS). Expert speakers and experienced trainers will > propose scenarios and working solutions for policy as well as tech > approaches to adopt privacy, respect anonymity and enhance security. > > Among the issues under investigation are the digital societal values and > the technological specifications that can respond to the needs of modern > society. Among the cross-cutting issues to be addressed, the workshops will > look at the structure of new developments, e.g. how well are they able to > interoperate, do they support federated development, are they > decentralized, can they be used easily? The workshops will also examine how > to strengthen Human Rights using certain technological approaches. The > solutions proposed will draw on a wide range of expertise and will not rely > on any single central infrastructure that users must adopt. Each workshop > covers a different subject which we find important for how to design, > implement and deploy current and future digital developments. > > The first workshop <https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit>, taking place on 25th > of January in Biel/Bienne at Berner Fachhochschule (BFH), will focus on > Decentralization. Privacy, trust and security are at stake ‒ in a pure > technical sense as well as economically and socially. Decentralization is a > significant feature for more agility, justice and resilience in our > societies and their digital infrastructure. Expert speakers will elaborate > on different aspects of the subject, followed by a hands-on session. > > Early registration (free of charge) is recommended: https://www.isoc. > ch/events/vit > > The workshops are organized by Internet Society Switzerland (ISOC-CH) and > p≡p Foundation in the framework of the project entitled 'Implementing > Privacy via Mass Encryption', which received a 'Beyond the Net' grant from > Internet Society. The first workshop in this series will be hosted by > Berner Fachhochschule (BFH) and benefits from the support of Digitale > Gesellschaft Switzerland (DigiGes) and CCC Switzerland (CCC-CH). > > The workshops are open to policy-makers, technologists, journalists, > researchers, programmers, activists, students and interested users. We > particularly encourage ISOC-CH members to participate and discuss with us. > The agenda for the workshops will be prepared in close alignment with the > demand-side, meaning that we need your presence and input! For us, this > workshop series is a precious opportunity to hear from you, answer your > questions and get feedback in terms of migration strategies for > organizations, ease of use, ideas for specific features or other challenges > that a resilient and future-proof Free and Open Source Software tech > development can meet. > Preliminary program: > > 1. Setting the scene for a digital future: What's important and how > can it be achieved? 25th of January 2018 > 2. p≡p's Internet-Drafts and its implementations for digital > communication technologies. Planned for April 2018 > 3. Human Rights and present / future ICT ‒ Why and how are they > related? Planned for September 2018 > 4. How can digitalization mitigate current challenges of humanity? > Planned for November 2018 > 5. Migration towards new and responsible IT ‒ Pathways for enterprises > and public organizations. Planned for January 2019 > 6. "A network of networks" ‒ What are the most important requirements > for spreading diverse and Human-Rights-solid Free and Open Source digital > communication? Planned for April 2019 > > For more details, please visit: https://www.isoc.ch/events( > @ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>) > > We look forward to seeing many of you there on 25 January! > --- > Roxana Radu > Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland > > -------ISOC-CH------ > Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ > Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland > <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland> >

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Events in January
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 05 Jan '18

05 Jan '18

Dear colleagues, Happy new year! may this be a better year for the Internet! In January, we will have two events: - ISOC-CH & DigiGes <https://www.isoc.ch/events/afterwork-drinks-isoc-digiges-in-geneva> afterwork drinks, 12 January, 19.00 at Brasserie des Halles de l’ile <http://www.brasseriedeshallesdelile.ch> in Geneva. Please register here <https://www.isoc.ch/events/afterwork-drinks-isoc-digiges-in-geneva> before 8 January.. - Launch of the Values of Internet Technologies workshop series - first discussion <https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit> 25 January, 10.00-16.00, *Biel/Bienne - * in the framework of the Beyond the Net project 'Implementing Privacy via Mass Encryption' in partnership with the pEp Foundation Our next General Assembly will be in mid/late-April 2018 in Bern and we will confirm the date shortly. Looking forward to seeing many of you at our events, Roxana --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>

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[ISOC-CH Ann] ISOC-CH upcoming events
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 30 Nov '17

30 Nov '17

Dear colleagues, This is an update regarding our upcoming events. They are clustered around Geneva in December, but diversify early next year with workshops in Biel/Bienne, Bern and Zurich. Please mark your calendars and join us on these occasions. In the framework of the Internet Governance Forum (18-21 Dec 2017 in Geneva): - presence at the Joint Civil Society event <https://www.isoc.ch/events/joint-civil-society-meeting-2017> - participation in Open Forum entitled "Digital Switzerland" Strategy – Creating networked transformation processes through dialogue on 18 Dec - presence and materials at the ISOC booth in the IGF Village Informal afterwork gatherings *in Geneva*: - Mix & Mash <https://www.isoc.ch/events/mix-mash>12 December, 18.15 - 20.00 - ISOC-CH & DigiGes <https://www.isoc.ch/events/afterwork-drinks-isoc-digiges-in-geneva> afterwork drinks, 12 January, 19.00 Series of workshops in the framework of the Beyond the Net project 'Implementing Privacy via Mass Encryption' in partnership with pEp Foundation: - Values of Internet Technologies - first discussion <https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit> 25 January, 10.00-16.00, *Biel/Bienne* Our next General Assembly will be at the end of March or in mid-April 2018 in Bern. We look forward to seeing many of our members at these events and to connect (formally and informally) with you on substantive matters that you may be interested to contribute to. All the best, Roxana --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Values of Internet Technology workshop series - Join us!
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 30 Nov '17

30 Nov '17

Dear ISOC-CH members, Together with p≡p foundation, we are starting an 18-month long series of workshops as of January 2018 around the Values of Internet Technologies <https://www.isoc.ch/archives/3017> (VIT). This series of six workshops represents a platform for discussions and hands-on training to privacy, anonymity and security online. Concrete tech approaches will be presented and analyzed against bigger socio-political implications and the broader picture for each topic, with insights into current and upcoming Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). Expert speakers and experienced trainers will propose scenarios and working solutions for policy as well as tech approaches to adopt privacy, respect anonymity and enhance security. Among the issues under investigation are the digital societal values and the technological specifications that can respond to the needs of modern society. Among the cross-cutting issues to be addressed, the workshops will look at the structure of new developments, e.g. how well are they able to interoperate, do they support federated development, are they decentralized, can they be used easily? The workshops will also examine how to strengthen Human Rights using certain technological approaches. The solutions proposed will draw on a wide range of expertise and will not rely on any single central infrastructure that users must adopt. Each workshop covers a different subject which we find important for how to design, implement and deploy current and future digital developments. The first workshop <https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit>, taking place on 25th of January in Biel/Bienne at Berner Fachhochschule (BFH), will focus on Decentralization. Privacy, trust and security are at stake ‒ in a pure technical sense as well as economically and socially. Decentralization is a significant feature for more agility, justice and resilience in our societies and their digital infrastructure. Expert speakers will elaborate on different aspects of the subject, followed by a hands-on session. Early registration (free of charge) is recommended: https://www.isoc.ch/events/vit The workshops are organized by Internet Society Switzerland (ISOC-CH) and p≡p Foundation in the framework of the project entitled 'Implementing Privacy via Mass Encryption', which received a 'Beyond the Net' grant from Internet Society. The first workshop in this series will be hosted by Berner Fachhochschule (BFH) and benefits from the support of Digitale Gesellschaft Switzerland (DigiGes) and CCC Switzerland (CCC-CH). The workshops are open to policy-makers, technologists, journalists, researchers, programmers, activists, students and interested users. We particularly encourage ISOC-CH members to participate and discuss with us. The agenda for the workshops will be prepared in close alignment with the demand-side, meaning that we need your presence and input! For us, this workshop series is a precious opportunity to hear from you, answer your questions and get feedback in terms of migration strategies for organizations, ease of use, ideas for specific features or other challenges that a resilient and future-proof Free and Open Source Software tech development can meet. Preliminary program: 1. Setting the scene for a digital future: What's important and how can it be achieved? 25th of January 2018 2. p≡p's Internet-Drafts and its implementations for digital communication technologies. Planned for April 2018 3. Human Rights and present / future ICT ‒ Why and how are they related? Planned for September 2018 4. How can digitalization mitigate current challenges of humanity? Planned for November 2018 5. Migration towards new and responsible IT ‒ Pathways for enterprises and public organizations. Planned for January 2019 6. "A network of networks" ‒ What are the most important requirements for spreading diverse and Human-Rights-solid Free and Open Source digital communication? Planned for April 2019 For more details, please visit: https://www.isoc.ch/events(@ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>) We look forward to seeing many of you there on 25 January! --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Registration for Internet Governance Forum | DL: 27 Nov
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 25 Nov '17

25 Nov '17

Dear ISOC-CH members, The 12th edition of the Internet Governance Forum, an annual UN-driven forum for policy-shaping discussions around the future digital society, will be held for the first time in Geneva on 18-21 December (Palais de Nations). We invite you all to join and contribute to the discussions, which are structured in the following formats: - high-level and main sessions - workshops (for main themes, please check this link <https://www.intgovforum.org/multilingual/index.php?q=filedepot_download/493…> ) - open forums (with a special Digital Geneva track) - side events, including a highly diverse Day 0 (17 Dec) *To take part in the Forum, please register before 27 November via https <https://igf2017.swiss/>://igf2017.swiss <https://igf2017.swiss/>* *This applies also if you have a UN badge or you intend to attend one session/one day only. * For background information on the history of the Forum, please check out the blogpost written by Markus Kummer some time ago: https://www.isoc.ch/archives/2439. The schedule of the IGF is available in pdf here <https://www.intgovforum.org/multilingual/index.php?q=filedepot_download/422…> or in interactive forum here <https://igf2017.intgovforum.org>. ISOC-CH will be present there - more details will follow shortly. We look forward to seeing many of you there, Roxana --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>

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[ISOC-CH Ann] FW: [Chapter-delegates] Privacy Policy and Personal Data / Email Opt-In - Next Step
by Richard Hill 06 Nov '17

06 Nov '17

Dear ISOC-CH members, Please take note of the message below and logon to your account to opt-in to the new privacy policy. Thanks and best, Richard > > > > From: Chapter-delegates > > [mailto:chapter-delegates-bounces@elists.isoc.org] On Behalf Of Todd > > M. Tolbert > > Sent: jeudi, 2. novembre 2017 19:10 > > To: ISOC Chapter Delegates > > Subject: [Chapter-delegates] Privacy Policy and Personal Data / > > Email Opt-In - Next Step > > > > Good Day Delegates. > > > > It’s been a couple of months since this notification was sent out > > and > I wanted to follow up with you. First, let me say thank you for all > who joined Nancy and I on the information calls about our privacy > policy and next steps with our Re-Opt-In Campaign. If you missed the > sessions, we recorded them and you can find one of them at this LINK > (you will be taken to ISOC’s YouTube Channel to play this video). > > > > As noted in the below email and in those sessions, it’s time for us > to take our next steps and that is to start an Email Campaign to all > Individual Members to ask them to take action. The action and the > system capabilities are very simple. We’d like for each member to > explicitly opt-in to allowing Internet Society to maintain appropriate > person data and to opt-in for Internet Society to send informational > email correspondence. We will begin this email campaign early next > week and will send one reminder email per month through January to > those who have not made a selection. > > > > In January, we will review how well the campaign has been while > reporting out the numbers frequently between now and then. We will > then determine next steps based on the outcome of the campaign. Our > end goal is that by May of 2018 we can meet the GDPR mandates to > remove any data that does not have an explicit opt-in. > > > > Our ASK: It is in the best interest of all of us to make sure that > > we > can reach as many of our individual and chapter members as possible. > We would like for you to amplify this message in your chapter-based > channels as well. Please ask your members to look for the email we are > sending which include instructions on making these choices registered, > or to simply logon to https://portal.isoc.org and make their > selections there. > > > > Thank you again for your attention this. Should you have any > questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to me directly. > > > > Have a great day! > > > > Sincerely, > > Todd > > > > > > > > From: Todd Tolbert <tolbert(a)isoc.org> > > Date: Monday, September 4, 2017 at 8:41 AM > > To: ISOC Chapter Delegates <chapter-delegates(a)elists.isoc.org> > > Subject: Notice: Privacy Policy and Personal Data / Email Opt-In > > > > Good Day Chapter Leaders, > > > > First of all, apologies for the lengthy email, but the topic > > requires a bit of background… > > > > Over the last nine months, a small focused team of ISOC Staff and > > our > General Counsel have been discussing the need of ISOC to update our > Privacy Policy. > > We looked at it from the perspective of maintaining personally > identifiable information (PII) of our members while balancing our > commitment to privacy in maintaining that data and adherence to > numerous privacy laws around the world. > > > > This presented us with an opportunity to review our data from the > perspective of where we obtained it, and if had we obtained consent > (opt-in) to have and use that data. > > We found that in many unintentional ways we were not living by the > standards we advocate for, and we were most likely not going to meet > the requirements of the EU GDPR and other laws in other countries > around the world. > > > > The main issues are: > > 1) Our Privacy Policy had been out of date for some time and does > not include up-to-date, best-of-breed standards that need to be met > for legal and advocacy reasons. > > 2) We had not received an implicit opt-in to send email to many > individuals in our database. > > 3) We have never asked for an implicit opt-in to hold and utilize > PII. > > 4) Where we had input non-member data for individuals, we have not > been tenacious about recording where the data came from (business > cards from meeting at events, etc). > > 5) We found that our methodology for opting OUT of emails or > cancelling membership and removing PII would not pass any current > legal review, including CAN-SPAM, CASL and the new GDPR (US Antispam > Law, Canadian Anti-Spam Law and European Commission General Data > Privacy Regulations). > > > > We have completed a re-write of our Privacy Policy to meet or exceed > many privacy laws and have published that statement of policy on 18 > August. To facilitate this new policy, we rewrote some areas of the > Membership Management Portal and the Email Preference Center and will > be rolling those out as soon as possible. > > > > Why is this important for ISOC? > > • Legal compliance - GDPR and likely other laws around the > world will require this at some point in the very near future. > > • Meeting our Ethical Data handling responsibilities as an > organizational citizen on the Internet > > • Laying the ground work and asking permissions to collect more > data about our relationships with members of all types so that we can > better service the needs of the community. > > > > And while not mission based, this work also gives us the opportunity > for cleaning up our database in preparation for a new Association > Management System (AMS) in 2018. > > > > The final step for ISOC is to follow GDPR standard by asking all > members to opt-in for email communication and opt-in to allowing ISOC > to maintain PII in our systems. The notification will start with the > roll-out of our new Membership Management Portal which will happen in > the next seven days. The first time a member logs in to an ISOC web > property (Connect, Inforum, Email Preference Center or the Membership > Management Portal) we will ask for this opt-in. After InterCommunity > 2017, we will start an active email campaign to request this re-opt-in > to all member email addresses in our database. > > > > At that time, we would like to hold some information sessions with > the chapters on the next steps with regards to the opt-in process. At > this point we wanted you to be aware of the newly published Privacy > Policy and the capabilities that will be available to all current > members, new members and non-members in our database. > > > > Thank you very much, > > Todd > > > > > > -- > > Todd M. Tolbert > > Chief Administrative Officer > > Internet Society > > 1775 Wiehle Avenue, Suite 201 > > Reston, VA 20190 > > E: tolbert(a)isoc.org > > Zoom.us: tolbert(a)isoc.org > > > > <smime.p7s>_______________________________________________ > > As an Internet Society Chapter Officer you are automatically > > subscribed to this list, which is regularly synchronized with the > > Internet Society Chapter Portal (AMS): https://portal.isoc.org >

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[ISOC-CH Ann] ISOC.ch Zurich After Work Beer on 22.6.2017
by Michael Hausding 13 Jun '17

13 Jun '17

Dear ISOC.ch members We want to invite all ISOC.ch members in or near Zurich to join us for drinks on Thursday June 22 19:15 in the Rimini Bar in Zurich. This is a rather informal event, which offers you the opportunity to meet other ISOC.ch members, and most provide input to the Chapter’s Board on your wishes and expectations from ISOC-CH, also to identify where you can help or assist if you wish and can. Please register by using doodle link below: http://doodle.com/poll/426wtfmiitqxzqh2 See you in Zurich Michael — Michael Hausding Treasurer ISOC Switzerland Chapter michael.hausding(a)isoc.ch https://isoc.ch

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[ISOC-CH Ann] ISOC Switzerland Chapter Zurich meeting and drinks
by Michael Hausding 08 Jun '17

08 Jun '17

Dear ISOC.ch members in Zurich or nearby Let's find a date for a round of drinks to meet other ISOC.ch members and talk about whats going on in the Switzerland Chapter. We will meet downtown Zurich, hopefully outside in a open air bar. Please fill in the doodle poll if you want to participate: http://doodle.com/poll/s88pdy29hc4v4pti Best regards Michael — Michael Hausding Treasurer ISOC Switzerland Chapter michael.hausding(a)isoc.ch https://isoc.ch

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Invitation to General Assembly 2017 - Bern, 29 March
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 02 Mar '17

02 Mar '17

Dear ISOC-CH Members, We cordially invite you to the ISOC-CH annual General Assembly 2016, taking place on *Wednesday, 29 March* at the University of Bern (next to central railway station). https://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2017 Around the official part of the GA, we offer an interesting framework program with presentations on current topics in the Swiss Internet landscape. --- As in the last years, this event consists of two parts with registration for each part separately. *Part 1* 13:00 Door Opening 13:15 - 17:30 Presentations on current topics (with Coffee Break) 17:30 - 18:15 Apéro *Part 2* 18:15 - 20:30 General Assembly* (official parthttp://www.isoc.ch/agenda-general-assembly-2016) 20:30 - 21:30 Apéro Please find more information, updates and registration on: https://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2017 The room capacity is limited. Therefore we kindly ask you to register by March 25th. This event is open to everyone interested in Internet related topics in Switzerland. In case of a shortage of places, ISOC-CH members are given priority. We are looking forward to meeting you soon! All the best, ISOC-CH Board --- **Further information related to the official part of the General Assembly* - The (tentative) agenda is published here <https://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2017> - According to our statutes every member has the right to* propose additional agenda items 20 days before the GA. If you want to make use of this opportunity, please send your proposal to < board at isoc.ch <http://lists.isoc.ch/mailman/listinfo/announcements>> and include: - Description / background of the topic for discussion - Is this item subject to vote (yes/no)? - Estimation on time required for discussion - Name(s) of the proponent(s) --- Roxana Radu Chair, Internet Society-Switzerland -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland>

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Swiss IGF 2016 with gripping program – please register
by Wolf Ludwig 10 May '16

10 May '16

The Swiss IGF in 2015 was a success with broad participation of all stakeholder groups in the country. For its next edition, a call for issues was launched early this year to collect inputs for the 2016 programming process in a bottom-up manner. The next program was designed by our steering committee comprising all stakeholder groups again – see: http://swiss-igf.ch/en/program/ The Swiss IGF 2016 will take place on *Tuesday, 24 May at the Kursaal* (most prominent venue) in Bern. According to common rules, it will be conducted in three languages (German, French and English) with simultaneous translation. Registration for the event is still open – see: http://swiss-igf.ch/en/registration/ and broad participation from the IG and technical community is much appreciated. Please spread the word. EuroDIG Secretariat http://www.eurodig.org/ mobile +41 79 204 83 87 Skype: Wolf-Ludwig Swiss IGF http://swiss-igf.ch EURALO - ICANN's Regional At-Large Organisation http://euralo.org Profile on LinkedIn http://ch.linkedin.com/in/wolfludwig

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Invitation to General Assembly 2016 (8 April in Bern)
by Bernie Hoeneisen 06 Mar '16

06 Mar '16

Dear ISOC-CH Members, We cordially invite you to the ISOC-CH annual General Assembly 2016, taking place on Friday, 8th of April, at the University of Bern (next to central railway station). http://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2016 Around the official part of the GA, we offer an interesting framework program with presentations on current topics in the Swiss Internet landscape. Speakers include Jens Kaessner from Swiss Federal Office of Communications (BAKOM/OFCOM) or PD Dr. Simon Schlauri, lawyer and Expert in Network Neutrality. --- As in the last years, this event consists of two parts with registration for each part separately. *Part 1* 13:00 Door Opening 13:15 - 17:30 Presentations on current topics (with Coffee Break) 17:30 - 18:15 Apéro riche *Part 2* 18:15 - 20:30 General Assembly* (official part http://www.isoc.ch/agenda-general-assembly-2016) 20:30 - 21:30 Apéro Please find more information, updates and registration on: http://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2016 The room capacity is limited. Therefore we kindly ask you to* register latest by April 6th*. This event is open to everyone interested in Internet related topics in Switzerland. In case of a shortage of places, ISOC-CH members are given priority. We are looking forward to meet you on April 8th! All the best, ISOC-CH Board --- **Further information related to the official part of the General Assembly* - The (tentative) agenda is published on: http://www.isoc.ch/agenda-general-assembly-2016 - According to our statutes every member has the right to* propose additional agenda items by 19 March 2016* (20 days before the GA). If you want to make use of this opportunity, please send your proposal to < board(a)isoc.ch> and include: - Description / background of the topic for discussion - Is this item subject to vote (yes/no)? - Estimation on time required for discussion - Name(s) of the proponent(s) -- http://ucom.ch/ Modern Telephony Solutions and Tech Consulting for Internet Technology

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Richard Hill elected to Chapters Advisory Council Steering Committee
by Roxana Radu ISOC-CH 29 Oct '15

29 Oct '15

Dear members, ISOC has created a new group called the Chapters Advisory Council (AC), whose purpose is to channel and facilitate advice and recommendations to and from the President and Board of Trustees of the Internet Society in a bottom up manner, on any matters of concern or interest to the Chapters AC and ISOC Chapters. Each chapter may appoint one delegate to the AC, and 66 of the 110 Chapters did so. The AC has a Steering Committee of 9 members, which elects a Chair, up to 3 vice-Chairs, and a Secretary. The ISOC-CH delegate to the AC is Richard Hill, Vice-Chair External, and he has been elected to the AC Steering Committee (51 of the 66 chapter delegates voted in the election for the Steering Committee members). The Steering Committee has held its first meeting to elect its officers and organize its work. Avri Doria has been elected Chair; Richard Hill, Douglas Onyango and Rudi Vansnick are the vice-Chairs; and Babu Ram Aryal is the Secretary. The Chair will soon be reaching out to the chapters to ask for inputs. I’m sure that we all look forward to this new group which can help further to strengthen the relations between the chapters and the central ISOC structures and staff. For more details on the AC, see: http://www.internetsociety.org/who-we-are/chapter-advisory-council/chapter-… -- Roxana Radu ISOC-CH Vice Chair, Internal -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland <https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland> Facebook group page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/isocch/ More about the Internet Society: http://www.internetsociety.org/

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Referendum against the LRens/NDG
by Richard Hill 15 Oct '15

15 Oct '15

Dear Members of ISOC-CH, As you may have heard in the news, the Swiss Parliament has recently passed a new law regarding the "information services", meaning the espionage and counter-espionage services. This new law significantly extends the powers of those services and also enables them to carry out mass surveillance in certain situations. A broad coalition, including actors on the left and on the right of the political spectrum, has been formed to collect signatures to force a referendum on this law. As you know, ISOC-CH is opposed to mass surveillance, so we have joined the coalition in question. You will find attached the signature forms for the referendum. In a nutshell, the arguments against the new law include the following: * It allows disproportionate and unnecessary invasions of privacy. * It institutes a mass surveillance regime. * It allows measures that are dangerous and can be counter-productive, such as installation of Trojans developed outside of Switzerland. * It is not needed: existing criminal laws and the existing powers of the cantonal police forces are sufficient to attain the stated goals of the law: combating terrorism, organized crime, and protecting the security of Switzerland and its citizens. This is just a very high level summary of the arguments against the law. Further details can be found at: https://www.lrens.ch/ https://www.nachrichtendienstgesetz.ch/ http://etat-fouineur.ch/lrens/ http://schnueffelstaat.ch/ndg/ https://www.partipirate.ch/2015/09/24/non-a-la-lrens-mobilisons-nous-pour-le -referendum/ http://www.bluewin.ch/fr/infos/suisse/2015/9/28/referendum-lance-par-une--al liance-contre-l-etat-f.html The text of the law itself is at: https://www.admin.ch/opc/fr/federal-gazette/2015/6597.pdf Best, Richard

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Invitation to ISOC InterCommunity 2015 with Add-On sessions, July 8th, 8-16
by Bernie Hoeneisen 16 Jun '15

16 Jun '15

Dear ISOC-CH member You are cordially invited to the InterCommunity 2015 (8 July, 8-16), Internet Society’s first virtual meeting of our entire community, which is being designed to celebrate the Internet’s ability to rise beyond boundaries and bring people together. For all ISOC members in Switzerland there is a unique chance to attend the happening together with other members locally either in Geneva or Zurich. In addition the the global program we offer interesting Add-On sessions on privacy and surveillance at both locations including lunch. We will be connected with Amsterdam, Istanbul, Geneva and Zurich, where each node with present on a current hot topic. From Switzerland *National Councilor (Nationalrat) Balthasar Glättli* will provide us with an update on the latest proposals for new surveillance acts in Switzerland (BÜPF and NDG) that are heavily debated in the current parliamentary session. >From Istanbul we will get insight to "Privacy, Censorship and Surveillance under Turkish Law and Practice: An Overview of a Problematic Decade", in a country where freedom in Internet has been put on stake by National government for several times. For the full agenda and registration, please visit (depending on your location): - *Zurich:* http://www.isoc.ch/events/isoc-intercommunity-2015-zurich - *Geneva*: http://www.isoc.ch/events/isoc-intercommunity-2015-geneva As spaces are limited, we kindly request you to *register latest by July, 5th*. Looking forward to see you! All the best, Bernie, ISOC-CH Chairman

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[ISOC-CH Ann] ISOC After-Work-Drink in Bern, next Thursday
by Bernie Hoeneisen 28 May '15

28 May '15

Dear ISOC-CH members The 12th ISOC-CH After-Work Drink event will take place in Bern for the first time. This is an informal event, which offers you the opportunity to meet the Chairman and other ISOC-CH members. Please register by Wednesday, 03.06.2015 18:00 on: http://www.isoc.ch/events/12th-after-work-drink-isoc-greater-bern-area Looking forward to meet you in Bern on next Thursday! cheers Bernie, ISOC-CH Chairman -- http://ucom.ch/ Modern Telephony Solutions and Tech Consulting for Internet Technology

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Einladung/Invitation Swiss Internet Governance Forum, 19.5.2015, Hotel Ador, Bern
by Bernie Hoeneisen 22 Apr '15

22 Apr '15

Dear ISOC-CH Members Please find the invitation for the Swiss Internet Governance Forum (Swiss-IGF) below in German, French and English language. ISOC-CH is actively involved with this event. Regards, Bernie, ISOC-CH Chairman ---------- Forwarded message ---------- *Veuillez trouver la version Française plus bas.* *Please scroll down for English version.* *Einladung zum ersten Swiss Internet Governance Forum (Swiss IGF) - der nationalen Dialogplattform zur Internet-Politik* Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren Das Internet Governance Forum (IGF) ist eine vom zweiten UNO-Weltgipfel zur Informationsgesellschaft (WSIS) 2005 in Tunis geschaffene globale Plattform für einen freien Dialog zwischen allen Stakeholdern (Regierungen, Wirtschaft, Zivilgesellschaft, technische Community und Wissenschaft) über die Festlegung der Spielregeln im Internet (Internet Governance). Auch in der Schweiz wird es ab diesem Jahr ein reguläres nationales Internet Governance Forum (IGF) geben. Für das kommende Swiss-IGF wurde ein spannendes Programm mit drei Plenen nebst zwei Workshops verabschiedet, das netzpolitische Fragen mit Bezug zur Schweiz in den Mittelpunkt stellt. Im Programm geht es insbesondere um komplexe Themen wie Vertrauen, Privatsphäre, Sicherheit, Konsumentenschutz, Open und Big Data, „.swiss“ sowie Zugang für alle. *Das Swiss-IGF findet am Dienstag, den 19. Mai, von 09:00 bis 17:45 im Hotel Ador (Laupenstrasse 15, 3001 Bern) in Bern statt. *BAKOM-Direktor Philipp Metzger eröffnet die Veranstaltung, einführen ins Multi-Stakeholder-Modell wird Peter Gruetter, Asut-Präsident. Konzept und Kontext der Internet Governance wird Markus Kummer, ICANN-Direktor, erläutern. Die Veranstaltung wird in den Sprachen Deutsch, Französisch und Englisch durchgeführt. *Nähere Informationen zu Inhalten und Ablauf gibt es auf unserer Website, worüber ab sofort auch Anmeldungen zum Anlass möglich sind – siehe: **http://swiss-igf.ch <http://swiss-igf.ch>* Wir würden uns sehr freuen, wenn wir möglichst viele von Ihnen bei unserem neuen Forum in Bern begrüssen dürften. Mit freundlichen Grüssen Wolf Ludwig Koordinator Swiss-IGF wolf.ludwig(a)comunica-ch.net ****************************************************************************************************************************************************** *Invitation au premier Forum suisse sur la gouvernance de l'internet (Swiss Internet Governance Forum - Swiss IGF), la plateforme nationale de dialogue sur la politique de l'internet * Madame, Monsieur, Le Forum sur la gouvernance de l'internet (Internet Governance Forum - IGF) a été créé en 2005 à Tunis, suite au deuxième Sommet mondial de l’ONU pour une société de l’information (SMSI). Il s’agit d’une plateforme mondiale offrant à tous les milieux intéressés (gouvernements, économie, société civile, milieux techniques et scientifiques) la possibilité de débattre de questions relatives à l’élaboration de règles de conduite dans le domaine de l’internet (gouvernance). Dès cette année, un forum sur la gouvernance de l'internet sera organisé régulièrement en Suisse aussi. Pour le prochain IGF suisse, un programme passionnant comptant trois plénums et deux ateliers a été mis sur pied afin d'aborder les questions de politique de réseau concernant la Suisse. Les thèmes traités seront notamment: la confiance, la sphère privée, la sécurité, la protection des consommateurs, la transparence, les grands volumes de données, «.swiss» et l'accès pour tous. *L'IGF suisse se tiendra à Berne le mardi 19 mai, de 9h à 17h45, à l'Hôtel Ador (Laupenstrasse 15, 3001 Berne).* Il sera ouvert par Philipp Metzger, directeur de l'OFCOM. Peter Gruetter, président de l'asut, présentera ensuite le modèle multipartite, puis Markus Kummer, directeur de l'ICANN, expliquera le concept et le contexte de la gouvernance de l'internet. L'événement aura lieu en allemand, français et anglais. *De plus amples informations sur les contenus et le déroulement de l'IGF figurent sur notre site internet, où vous pouvez également vous inscrire dès aujourd'hui: **http://swiss-igf.ch <http://swiss-igf.ch>*. Nous nous réjouissons de vous accueillir nombreux à Berne lors de notre nouveau forum et vous présentons, Madame, Monsieur, nos salutations les meilleures. Wolf Ludwig Coordinateur Swiss-IGF wolf.ludwig(a)comunica-ch.net ****************************************************************************************************************************************************** *Invitation to the first Swiss Internet Governance Forum (Swiss IGF) - the national dialogue platform for internet policy* Dear Sir or Madam, The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) is a global platform created in Tunis in 2005 at the second United Nations World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). It enables open dialogue between all stakeholders (governments, the private sector, civil society, the technical and scientific communities) regarding establishing the rules of play in relation to the internet (Internet Governance). >From this year, Switzerland will also hold a regular national Internet Governance Forum (IGF). For the upcoming Swiss IGF, an exciting program has been created with three plenary sessions and two workshops which will focus on network policy issues related to Switzerland. In particular, the program will address complex issues such as trust, privacy, security, consumer protection, Open and Big Data, “.swiss” and access for all. *The Swiss IGF will take place on Tuesday 19 May, from 09:00 to 17:45, at the hotel Ador (Laupenstrasse 15, 3001 Bern) in Bern. *It will be opened by OFCOM Director Philipp Metzger. The multistakeholder model will be introduced by Peter Gruetter, Asut President, and Markus Kummer, ICANN Director, will explain the concept and context of Internet Governance. The event will be held in German, French and English. *Further information about content and the process can be found on our website, where it is also possible to register – please see **http://swiss-igf.ch <http://swiss-igf.ch>**.* Yours faithfully, Wolf Ludwig Swiss-IGF Coordinator wolf.ludwig(a)comunica-ch.net

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Invitation to General Assembly 2015 (17 April in Bern)
by Bernie Hoeneisen 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

Dear Members, We cordially invite you to the ISOC-CH annual General Assembly 2015, taking place on Friday, 17th of April, at the University of Bern (next to central railway station). http://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2015 Around the official part of the GA, we offer an interesting framework program with presentations on current topics in the Swiss Internet landscape. Presenters include Jens Kaessner, Swiss Federal Office of Communications (BAKOM/OFCOM) on Network Neutrality and Simon Leinen, SWITCH on Cloud Computing in Research and Education. --- As in the last years, this event consists of two parts with registration for each part separately. *Part 1* 13:00 Door Opening 13:30 - 17:00 Presentations on current topics 17:00 - 17:30 Coffee Break *Part 2* 17:30 - 19:30 General Assembly* (official part http://www.isoc.ch/agenda-general-assembly-2015) 19:30 - 21:00 Apéro Please find more information, updates and registration on: http://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2015 The room capacity is limited. Therefore we kindly ask you to* register latest by April 13th*. This event is open to everyone interested in Internet related topics in Switzerland. In case of a shortage of places, ISOC-CH members are given priority. We are looking forward to meet you on April 17th! All the best, ISOC-CH Board --- **Further information related to the official part of the General Assembly* - The (tentative) agenda is published on: http://www.isoc.ch/agenda-general-assembly-2015 - According to our statutes every member has the right to* propose additional agenda items by 28 March 2014* (20 days before the GA). If you want to make use of this opportunity, please send your proposal to < board(a)isoc.ch> and include: - Description / background of the topic for discussion - Is this item subject to vote (yes/no)? - Estimation on time required for discussion - Name(s) of the proponent(s) -- http://ucom.ch/ Modern Telephony Solutions and Tech Consulting for Internet Technology

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Meet the ISOC CEO next Monday in Geneva
by Bernie Hoeneisen 15 Jan '15

15 Jan '15

Dear ISOC-CH members Happy New Year! You are cordially invited to join the ISOC CEO Kathy Brown and the Board of ISOC-CH for discussion and dinner next Monday evening in Geneva. If you are participating in this event, please register latest by Monday noon. More information and registration: http://www.isoc.ch/events/dinner-with-kathy-brown We are looking forward to meet you next Monday! All the best, Bernie, ISOC-CH Chairman -- http://ucom.ch/ Modern Telephony Solutions and Tech Consulting for Internet Technology

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[ISOC-CH Ann] National Event in Bern on Thu Nov 13th - What happens to IANA?
by Bernie Hoeneisen 13 Oct '14

13 Oct '14

Dear ISOC-CH members We are happy to inform you that we are currently planing another national event about a topic that is currently heavily debated in many places: "What happens to IANA? <http://www.isoc.ch/events/what-happens-to-iana>" Date / Time Thursday, 13. November 2014 *18:00 - 21:30* Location University of Bern, Main Building <http://www.isoc.ch/locations/university-of-bern-main-building> *Hochschulstrasse 4, 3012 Bern* Introduction For a long time core functions of the Internet, such as the the overall administration of Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (IANA), have been under supervision of the US government. Recently, the US government announced its intent to transition part of its oversight role to the global multistakeholder community. This announcement attracted a great deal of attention and has sparked some very lively discussions. You can find more information on ISOC’s IANA transition website <http://www.internetsociety.org/ianaxfer>. We invite you to an event where the IANA transition process will be explained by experts. You will also get an update on its status and other interesting topics regarding ICANN and IANA. So far we have one speaker confirmed: Massimiliano Stucchi from RIPE NCC. Confirmations from further speakers are still pending. Please mark the date in your personal calendars and submit your registrations ASAP on our event webpage: What happens to IANA? <http://www.isoc.ch/events/what-happens-to-iana> Looking forward to your registrations! cheers Bernie, Chairman

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[ISOC-CH Ann] upcoming ISOC-CH event: 7 Nov, 9h00-12h30, Geneva
by Roxana Radu 12 Oct '14

12 Oct '14

Dear colleagues, Join us for a half-day event on privacy and surveillance on 7 November, 9.00-12.30 in Geneva! Details here <http://www.isoc.ch/events/privacy-and-surveillance-an-update>. To attend the event, please register here <http://www.diplomacy.edu/registrations/privacy-and-surveillance-update>. We hope to see many of you there! all the best, Roxana -- Roxana Radu Teaching Assistant, Master in International Affairs & Master in Development Studies PhD Candidate in International Relations/Political Science Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement Geneva - Switzerland

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Next After-Work Drink in Zurich (Wed 04.06.2014 / 18:30)
by Bernie Hoeneisen 27 May '14

27 May '14

Dear ISOC-CH members, We'd like to invite you to join our next regional After-Work Drink in Zurich. This is an informal event, which offers you the opportunity to meet other ISOC-CH members. * Date: Wednesday, 4 June 2014 * Time: 18:30 (open end) * Place: Restaurant St. Gallerhof, Konradstrasse 2, 8005 Zürich (HB / next to tram stop Sihlquai/HB [trams 4,13,17]) http://www.isoc.ch/locations/st-gallerhof-zurich * Special Guest: Brian Trammell, member of the IAB (Internet Architecture Board) * Registration: It would be great if you can inform us latest by June 3rd noon, if you intend to join, so that we can reserve enough places. http://www.isoc.ch/events/7th-after-work-drink-isoc-greater-zurich-area Looking forward to meet you there! All the best, Bernie Höneisen, ISOC-CH, Chairman PP: If Zurich appears too far away for you to join this event, feel free to organize a similar event in your region. Board will support you. PPS: Warning, there may be some Pirates in the same restaurant... :-) -- http://ucom.ch/ Modern Telephony Solutions and Tech Consulting for Internet Technology

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[ISOC-CH Ann] Fwd: Invitation to General Assembly 2014 (4 April in Bern)
by Bernie Hoeneisen 05 Mar '14

05 Mar '14

Dear Members, We cordially invite you to the ISOC-CH annual General Assembly 2014, taking place on Friday, 4th of April, at Käfigturm of Bern. http://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2014 > Around the official part of the GA, we offer an interesting framework program with presentations on current topics in the Swiss Internet landscape. Presenters include *National Councillor Balthasar Glättli*(member of the Swiss parliament) and Silvia Hagen (chairwomen of the Swiss IPv6council). --- As last year, this event consists of two parts with registration for each part separately. *Part 1* 14:00 Door Opening 14:30 - 17:00 Presentations on current topics 17:00 - 17:30 Coffee Break *Part 2* 17:30 - 19:30 General Assembly (official part<http://www.isoc.ch/agenda-general-assembly-2014> ) 19:30 - 21:00 Apéro Please find more information, updates and registration on: http://www.isoc.ch/events/annual-general-assembly-2014 The room capacity is limited. Therefore we kindly ask you to register latest by March 30th. We are looking forward to meet you on 4th of April! All the best, ISOC-CH Board --- *Further information related to the official part of the General Assembly* *Agenda:* - The (tentative) agenda is published on: http://www.isoc.ch/agenda-general-assembly-2014 - According to our statutes every member has the right to propose additional agenda items *by 15 March 2014* (20 days before the GA). If you want to make use of this opportunity, please send your proposal to < board(a)isoc.ch> and include: - Description / background of the topic for discussion - Is this item subject to vote (yes/no)? - Estimation on time required for discussion - Name(s) of the proponent(s) *Statutes:* - We have informed you already earlier about the proposed statutes changes, which are discussed on http://lists.isoc.ch/mailman/listinfo/statutes - Please find the current statutes (and a version containing the change requests currently proposed) on: http://www.isoc.ch/about/statutes - Further change requests to our statutes are to be submitted to < statutes(a)lists.isoc.ch> *by 15 March 2014*. Only Change Requests made by the 15th of March will be be voted on. In particular, change requests to the statutes made during the GA will not be voted on. -- http://ucom.ch/ Tech Consulting for Internet Technology

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Re: [ISOC-CH Ann] ISOC-CH Member survey, 2014: 10 minutes please
by Lynn Sorrentino ISOC-CH 04 Mar '14

04 Mar '14

Dear Wolf and ISOC-CH members and Board, The question 2 has been revised, it is now allowing for multiple selections per column. No more forced ranking. :) The link is here https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/X8BNXBK It is the same link as before I was able to save the collector. If you wish to reply again, please only reply to Q2. If you have yet to reply, please do so at your leisure. Kind regards, Lynn On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 8:58 PM, Vice Chair Internal ISOC CH < vice-chair-internal(a)isoc.ch> wrote: > Hi Wolf, > Sorry for the delay in my reply. I cannot repair the question, but will > re-make the survey and send a new link tomorrow for the fixed survey, so > that members can fill it in if they had problems. Thanks all, > Lynn Sorrentino > > Sent from my iPad > > > On 2 Mar 2014, at 23:36, Wolf Ludwig <wolf.ludwig(a)comunica-ch.net> > wrote: > > > > Dear all, > > > > thanks for the survey. I just tried to fill it in but there are problems > in part 2 -- when I tick options of priority on subsequent questions, the > first ones disappear while choosing the same priority ... > > > > Please check the set-ups in the survey monkey. Thanks and > > > > regards, > > Wolf > > > > > > Vice Chair Internal ISOC CH sent Sun, 2 Mar 2014 14:59: > >> Dear ISOC-CH members, > >> Before the upcoming AGM meeting on 4 April, in Bern, the current board > would like to better understand your views on priorities and tasks for the > coming year. > >> > >> We have created a quick survey for you to give your input: > https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/X8BNXBK > >> > >> It will take less than 10 minutes of your time, and we will close the > survey on 20 March, in order to collect and share data with you in the 4 > April meeting and post it to the website and social media. > >> > >> The Board values your feedback and will be happy to hear your opinions. > >> > >> Many kind regards, > >> Lynn Sorrentino > >> ISOC-CH Vice Chair, internal > > > > EuroDIG Secretariat > > http://www.eurodig.org/ > > mobile +41 79 204 83 87 > > Skype: Wolf-Ludwig > > > > EURALO - ICANN's Regional At-Large Organisation > > http://euralo.org > > > > Profile on LinkedIn > > http://ch.linkedin.com/in/wolfludwig > -- Thank you, Lynn Sorrentino ISOC-CH Vice Chair, Internal -------ISOC-CH------ Website: http://www.isoc.ch/ Follow ISOC-CH on Twitter: ISOCSwitzerland<https://twitter.com/ISOCSwitzerland> Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/isoc.ch Facebook group page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/isocch/ More about the Internet Society: http://www.internetsociety.org/

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