One of the problems with ICANN meetings is that so much goes on that it is impossible for people to keep track of it all. I am especially aware of this as (in my role as general manager of public participation) I have been trying to developed a way to let people know simply and easily what has happened.
What I have come up with is a daily conference newsletter, provided each morning that outlines the main meetings of that day alongside short summaries of what happened the previous day. These are handed out at the conference – left at the registration desk, the ICANN booth and on chairs in the main rooms. They are also provided as pdfs on the San Juan meeting website at http://sanjuan2007.icann.org.
Here are the links to the pdfs for today, Tuesday 26 June [pdf] and yesterday, Monday 25 June [pdf]. Any comments on the format or approach are welcome.

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Danny Younger 06.26.07 at 8:41 am
At what URL will we find session transcripts posted?
Kieren McCarthy 06.26.07 at 10:03 am
Hi Danny,
When a transcript becomes available it is uploaded to that meeting’s particular webpage.
It appears labelled “transcript” under the presentations and agenda and just above the chatroom.
Kieren
Watches 06.26.07 at 4:00 pm
When are they going to be uploaded??
Michele 06.26.07 at 5:04 pm
Kieren
Nice idea, though I don’t envy you preparing it!
On a sidenote – how are visually impaired users meant to comment on this site if you use an image-based captcha?
Regards
Michele
Kieren McCarthy 06.27.07 at 4:39 am
What do you mean Watches?
They were uploaded before I put this post up.
Kieren
Kieren McCarthy 06.27.07 at 4:40 am
Thanks.
I’ll think about a possible solution to the visually impaired issue Michele. The problem is that without some kind of test, the blog gets flooded with spam. Will see if there are better solutions out there.
Kieren
Michele 06.27.07 at 10:12 am
Kieren
There are a number of text based alternatives that work very well. If you need any help with blocking spam feel free to pop me an email – I already mentioned I’d be more than happy to help you if needed when I met you in Lisbon
Michele
PS: michele@mneylon.com is probably the easiest email
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