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Previously, he has served as a Council Member, and Board Member at the Coordination Center for the [[TLD]] [[.RU]].<ref>[http://ru.linkedin.com/in/dburk Linkedin]</ref> He has also held several positions at OJSC Rostelecom where he was engaged in the building and development of internet services and the largest Russian national IP-backbone, including participating in forums like [[EUnet]], [[RIPE]] and [[CIX]]. | Previously, he has served as a Council Member, and Board Member at the Coordination Center for the [[TLD]] [[.RU]].<ref>[http://ru.linkedin.com/in/dburk Linkedin]</ref> He has also held several positions at OJSC Rostelecom where he was engaged in the building and development of internet services and the largest Russian national IP-backbone, including participating in forums like [[EUnet]], [[RIPE]] and [[CIX]]. | ||
Dmitry has been | Dmitry has been actively involved in the [[WSIS]], [[IGF]], [[ICANN]], the [[ITU]], and a member of the IT Council of Russian Ministry of Infotelecommunications.<ref>[http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/index.php/component/chronocontact/?chronoformname=2010PanelistBioView&wspid=189 Internet Governance Forum]</ref> | ||
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| Country: | Russia |
| Email: | dburk [at] rt.ru |
| Facebook: |  [Dmitry Burkov Dmitry Burkov]
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| LinkedIn: |  [dburk Dmitry Burkov]
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| Twitter: |  @dvburk
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Dmitry Burkov is the Bussiness Development Executive at IBM East Europe/Asia and the ICANN Liaison at RIPE NCC.[1]
On May 2009, he was re-elected as a RIPE NCC Executive Board Member for an additional three years.[2]
Previously, he has served as a Council Member, and Board Member at the Coordination Center for the TLD .RU.[3] He has also held several positions at OJSC Rostelecom where he was engaged in the building and development of internet services and the largest Russian national IP-backbone, including participating in forums like EUnet, RIPE and CIX.
Dmitry has been actively involved in the WSIS, IGF, ICANN, the ITU, and a member of the IT Council of Russian Ministry of Infotelecommunications.[4]