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« 419 exclusive - the scammer speaks! | Home | Good governance comes to the fore at people's forum. » December 05, 2003Daily Summit spoke to one former member of the Global Internet Policy Initiative who expressed some doubts that WSIS would address the concerns of developing countries."At the level of examining what we are currently doing and deciding what we should be doing and even how we move forward in a global setting, WSIS is fine. My worry is that the politics of how it is to be conducted will reduce it to a power play between the G7 countries. In which case, does our presence add up to much, or are we there simply to make up the numbers?"
Mick Fealty @ December 5, 2003 11:26 AM | TrackBack
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