Personal blog about various IETF and Internet related activities
I just posted a mail to the ECRIT mailing list about the Universal Service Directive draft document that was recently made available by European Commission. Alain Van Gaever sent me the link to the document. You can find it here: http://register.consilium.europa.eu/pdf/en/07/st15/st15387.en07.pdf
Last Saturday the Code Sprint took place. Here is a picture from the meeting: Information about the event and the used tools can be found here.
Working on emergency services you would probably like this video…
There is going to be an iFARE Bar-BOF on Tuesday evening. We will meet in front on the IETF registration desk at 8pm. More information about IPsec FAilover and REdundancy (iFare) can be found here: http://www.tschofenig.priv.at/twiki/bin/view/IFare/WebHome Information about the meeting room will be added to the above-listed webpage once that information is available.
In the ECRIT working group we had a long discussion about operators not willing to distribute location information to end hosts (without the ability to charge them for the location information). This aspect became known as “location hiding”. Operators obviously see location information as a valuable asset. We had a lot of discussions around this [...]
Position papers for the First SIP Interoperability Workshop can be found here.
The “Daily Dose” page provides you with updated information about IETF. Since most of us are already in Vancouver the following link might be of interest for you. It also shows breweries.
At the Finnish Internet Forum #FIForum to discuss the role of small countries in Internet governance http://t.co/nkUPDpvQ5e
My favorite from #euesw2013: "What goes unmeasured is left without improvement!" stated in location discussion
Tony O'Brien joins EENA. Great news!
Attending the Berlin Group meeting; the agenda contains everything from 'the right to be forgotten' to a talk about Twitter privacy.