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Programme: Internet Week Last update: 2002-09-03

Wednesday,11th September : ISPA / AfrISPA


09:25 Opening remarks
Edwin Thompson, Joint-Chairman ISPA
09:30 Keynote address
Alan Hirsh, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
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Network operator session
Session chair: Edwin Thompson
10:15 New Network Operator
Dr Angus Hay, Chief Technology Officer, Transtel
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10:45 Sentech
Angelo Roussos, Group Executive Multi-Media
11:15 Tea break
11:30 MTN
Barry Gonin, Marketing Manager
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12:00 Lunch
(sponsored by MTN)
Technical session
Session chair: Greg Massel
14:00 INX report
Greg Massel, ISPA Joint-Chairmam
14:15 Pan-African Virtual Exchange
Brian Longwe, Chief Technology Officer, TESPOK
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14:40 AfriNIC feedback
William Stucke, AfrISPA Chairman &
Theo Kramer, Director, UniForum SA
15:00 INX panel discussion
Greg Massel, ISPA Joint-Chairman
Geoff Rehmet, Consultant, Internet Solutions
Mike Brierley, CEO, MTN Network Solutions
Johann Botha, The Hub in Cape Town
15:30 DiMA/UniForum schools web design award presentation
(light refreshments will be served)
16:30 AfrISPA AGM

Thursday, 12th September : ISPA


09:25 Opening remarks
Theo Kramer, Director, UniForum SA
09:30 Keynote address
Andile Ngcaba, Director General,
Department of Communications (DoC)
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Regulatory session
Session chair: Calvin Browne, UniForum SA

10:15 Licensing workshop
Andries Matthysen, Senior Manager,
Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA)
10:45 Legalities of wireless Internet access
Lisa Thornton, Director, Lisa Thornton Inc.
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11:15 Tea break
11:30 Telecommunications Amendment Act briefing
Mike Silber, ISPA Regulatory Advisor
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11:50 ECT Act briefing
Ant Brooks, ISPA Regulatory Advisor
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12:10 Interception and Monitoring Act briefing
Tracy Cohen, ISPA Regulatory Advisor
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12:30 Lunch
Partnerships session
Session chair: Theo Kramer, Director, UniForum SA
14:00 Empowerment: A Guide for ISPs
Hasmukh Gajjar, Chairman, National Executive of the Black Information Technology Forum (BIT4M)
14:30 The importance of civil organisations involved in the policy making process
Heather Ford, Monitor Content Editor, APC Africa Policy
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15:00

AfrISPAfeedback
(Incoming AfrISPA chair)
15:30 Tea break
15:45 ISPA AGM
(closed session)
19:00 ISPA members' supper

Friday, 13th September : ISOC-ZA / Namespace ZA


09:25 Opening remarks
Rosi Stevenson, Chairperson, ISOC-ZA
09:30 Keynote address
Nkenke Kekane, Chairman, Portfolio Committee on Communications
Morning session
Session chair: Rosi Stevenson, Chairperson, ISOC-ZA
10:15 DNS workshop
Mark Elkins, Managing Director, Posix Systems
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10:40 ICANN policy development
Alan Levin
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11:00 Tea break
11:15 How not to make policy
with reference to the ECT Bill
Bretton Vine
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11:40 in-addr.arpa address space
Dr Duncan Martin, CEO, Tertiary Education Network (TENET)
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12:00 ISOC-ZA AGM
12:30 Lunch
Afternoon session
14:00 Opening remarks
Mike Silber, Chairman, Namespace ZA
Second-level .za domains
Session chair: Mike Silber, Chairman, Namespace ZA
14:10 AC.ZA
Dr Duncan Martin, CEO, Tertiary Education Network (TENET)
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14:20 SCHOOL.ZA
Jaco Engelbrecht, SchoolNet
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14:30 WEB.ZA
Alfred Sauer
14:40 CO.ZA
Calvin Browne, Director, UniForum SA
14:50 Tea break
15:05 CITY.ZA
UNISA representative
15:15 Report back on ECT bill process
Mike Silber, Chairman, Namespace ZA
15:30 Re-delegation of .ZA
Mike Lawrie, .ZA Administrator
15:45 Discussion: Where to from here for Namespace ZA?
16:15 Election of board members for 2002-2003 term
16:30 ISOC-ZA cocktail party
 

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ISPA in 2008: Champion of fair play and a vibrant South African Internet

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