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'''Annette Muehlberg''' is based in Berlin, and is the former chair and one of the European representatives of the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC). She is deeply interested in public infrastructure policies and conceptualizing IT-infrastructure as a public good. | '''Annette Muehlberg''' is based in Berlin, and is the former chair and one of the European representatives of the At-Large Advisory Committee ([[ALAC]]). She is deeply interested in public infrastructure policies and conceptualizing IT-infrastructure as a public good. | ||
Annette works at the headquarters of the United Services Union as head of eGovernment, | Annette works at the headquarters of the United Services Union as head of eGovernment, New Media and Public Management, where she helps employees and managers to build and implement e-government in a democratic way. | ||
She is also co-chair of the Network New Media and was very active at the World Summit on ‘The Information | She is also co-chair of the Network New Media and was very active at the World Summit on ‘The Information Society.’ | ||
As a member of ALAC, Annette wants to make ICANN more transparent, end-user oriented and increase user involvement in ICANN’s decision making processes. Her motto is "From ICANN to WECANN – WE Care about Assigned Names and Numbers" | As a member of ALAC, Annette wants to make ICANN more transparent, end-user oriented and increase user involvement in ICANN’s decision making processes. Her motto is "From ICANN to WECANN – WE Care about Assigned Names and Numbers." | ||
== Work == | == Work == | ||
Annette Muehlberg is currently: | Annette Muehlberg is currently: | ||
* The United Service Union’s Head of eGovernment. | * The United Service Union’s Head of eGovernment. | ||
* She is also a member of standing in the Enquête-Commission of the German Bundestag, or | * She is also a member of standing in the Enquête-Commission of the German Bundestag, or Parliament. This commission focuses on the role of an internet and digitally based society. | ||
* She also holds board membership of ICANN EURALO. <ref>[http://de.linkedin.com/pub/annette-muehlberg/2/123/497 LinkedIn - Annette Muehlberg.]</ref> | * She also holds board membership of ICANN EURALO. <ref>[http://de.linkedin.com/pub/annette-muehlberg/2/123/497 LinkedIn - Annette Muehlberg.]</ref> | ||
== Career History == | == Career History == | ||
* Annette is currently the United Service Union’s Head of eGovernment. | |||
* She is also a member of standing in the Enquête-Commission of the German Bundestag, or Parliament. This commission focuses on the role of an internet and digitally based society. | |||
* She is a member of [[EURALO]] Board at [[ICANN]]. <ref>[http://de.linkedin.com/pub/annette-muehlberg/2/123/497 LinkedIn - Annette Muehlberg.]</ref> | |||
*She was a press officer at the Austrian Tennis Federation, Singapore. | |||
*Co-founder of the initiative 9th November to commemorate the Frankfurt Jews. | |||
*Internship at the United Nations Development Fund for Women in New York.<ref>[http://www.gipfelthemen.de/experten/bsirskemuehlberg.shtml Gipfelthemen.de]</ref> | *Internship at the United Nations Development Fund for Women in New York.<ref>[http://www.gipfelthemen.de/experten/bsirskemuehlberg.shtml Gipfelthemen.de]</ref> | ||
== Publications == | == Publications == | ||
Annette Muehlberg is co-author of the | Annette Muehlberg is co-author of the German document, ‘Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society.’ | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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| Email: | Annette.Muehlberg [at] web.de |
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Annette Muehlberg is based in Berlin, and is the former chair and one of the European representatives of the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC). She is deeply interested in public infrastructure policies and conceptualizing IT-infrastructure as a public good.
Annette works at the headquarters of the United Services Union as head of eGovernment, New Media and Public Management, where she helps employees and managers to build and implement e-government in a democratic way.
She is also co-chair of the Network New Media and was very active at the World Summit on ‘The Information Society.’
As a member of ALAC, Annette wants to make ICANN more transparent, end-user oriented and increase user involvement in ICANN’s decision making processes. Her motto is "From ICANN to WECANN – WE Care about Assigned Names and Numbers."
Work[edit | edit source]
Annette Muehlberg is currently:
- The United Service Union’s Head of eGovernment.
- She is also a member of standing in the Enquête-Commission of the German Bundestag, or Parliament. This commission focuses on the role of an internet and digitally based society.
- She also holds board membership of ICANN EURALO. [1]
Career History[edit | edit source]
- Annette is currently the United Service Union’s Head of eGovernment.
- She is also a member of standing in the Enquête-Commission of the German Bundestag, or Parliament. This commission focuses on the role of an internet and digitally based society.
- She is a member of EURALO Board at ICANN. [2]
- She was a press officer at the Austrian Tennis Federation, Singapore.
- Co-founder of the initiative 9th November to commemorate the Frankfurt Jews.
- Internship at the United Nations Development Fund for Women in New York.[3]
Publications[edit | edit source]
Annette Muehlberg is co-author of the German document, ‘Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society.’