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'''Annette Muehlberg''' is the European representative of [[ALAC]] in berlin, Co-chair of Network New Media and the E-government at the public services.<ref>[http://events.ccc.de/congress/2007/Fahrplan/speakers/1831.en.html events.ccc.de Congress]</ref> | '''Annette Muehlberg''' (Born 1964) is the European representative of [[ALAC]] in berlin, Co-chair of Network New Media and the E-government at the public services.<ref>[http://events.ccc.de/congress/2007/Fahrplan/speakers/1831.en.html events.ccc.de Congress]</ref>She wants to make ICANN easy for the common people. Her motto is ''From ICANN to WECANN – WE Care about Assigned Names and Numbers'' | ||
=== Career History === | |||
*Internship at the United Nations Development Fund for Women in New York.<ref>[http://www.gipfelthemen.de/experten/bsirskemuehlberg.shtml Gipfelthemen.de]</ref> | |||
*Co-founder of the initiative 9th November to commemorate the Frankfurt Jews. | |||
*City councilor for the City of Frankfurt (1989-93) | |||
*She was a press officer at the Austrian Tennis Federation, Singapore. | |||
References | === Publications === | ||
She is the co-author of Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society. | |||
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Annette Muehlberg (Born 1964) is the European representative of ALAC in berlin, Co-chair of Network New Media and the E-government at the public services.[1]She wants to make ICANN easy for the common people. Her motto is From ICANN to WECANN – WE Care about Assigned Names and Numbers
Career History
- Internship at the United Nations Development Fund for Women in New York.[2]
- Co-founder of the initiative 9th November to commemorate the Frankfurt Jews.
- City councilor for the City of Frankfurt (1989-93)
- She was a press officer at the Austrian Tennis Federation, Singapore.
Publications
She is the co-author of Charter of Civil Rights for a Sustainable Knowledge Society.