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Dr. Lee has been working with the Korean Ministry of Information and Communications' Internet Address Policy Committee since 2006, where she lends her expertise to discussions surrounding Korean Internet and domain policies.<ref>[http://ccnso.icann.org/about/bio/young-eum-lee.htm ccNSO Profile]</ref> | Dr. Lee has been working with the Korean Ministry of Information and Communications' Internet Address Policy Committee since 2006, where she lends her expertise to discussions surrounding Korean Internet and domain policies.<ref>[http://ccnso.icann.org/about/bio/young-eum-lee.htm ccNSO Profile]</ref> | ||
===Previous Experience=== | ===Previous Experience=== | ||
Dr. Lee has previously served as chair of the Name Committee as well as a member of Number and Names Committee of [[KRNIC]](.kr Network Information Center), the registry for [[.kr]] domain from 1999 until the establishment of [[NIDA]] in 2004. | Dr. Lee has previously served as chair of the Name Committee as well as a member of Number and Names Committee of [[KRNIC]](.kr Network Information Center), the registry for [[.kr]] domain from 1999 until the establishment of [[NIDA]] in 2004. | ||
She has also served as a board member for the [[APTLD]]in 2002. | She has also served as a board member for the [[APTLD]]in 2002. | ||
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| Country: | South Korea |
| Email: | yesunny [at] knou.ac.kr |
| LinkedIn: |  [Young Eum Lee Young Eum Lee]
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Young Eum Lee works with the Korea National Open University and serves as a ccNSO member representing .kr, she has been involved therein since its inception in 2003. She is currently serving as a councillor on the ccNSO Council; her term is set to turn from March 2009 until March 2012.[1]
Current Work
She is currently a professor in the Department of Media Arts and Sciences at Korea National Open University, a distance learning institution, where she has been working since 1997. Her research and courses deal mainly with new technologies and new media, which includes the Internet, IPTV, DMB, and Satellite Television.[2]
Dr. Lee has been working with the Korean Ministry of Information and Communications' Internet Address Policy Committee since 2006, where she lends her expertise to discussions surrounding Korean Internet and domain policies.[3]
Previous Experience
Dr. Lee has previously served as chair of the Name Committee as well as a member of Number and Names Committee of KRNIC(.kr Network Information Center), the registry for .kr domain from 1999 until the establishment of NIDA in 2004.
She has also served as a board member for the APTLDin 2002.
Education
- University of Michigan - Ph.D. , Communication , 1985 — 1995
- Northwestern University - M.A. , Communication , 1984 — 1985
- Ewha Womans University - B.A. , English Literature , 1980 — 1984