(1) DRAFT - Agenda for teleconference Friday 22 November

Dear Protocol Council Members,

The next PSO-PC Teleconference will be held Friday 22 November  2002 on the 
W3C Zakim bridge system.  Dial in number: +1.617.761.6200 conference code: 
42266.  (Please note the bridge instructions at the bottom of the message.)

Starting time: 12:00 UTC (14:00 CET)
Estimated duration: 1 hour

Please confirm* your participation or send your regrets for the upcoming 
teleconference:
Martin Dürst
Azucena Hernandez
Richard Hill
Geoff Huston
Tapio Kaijanen
Mike St.Johns
Brian Moore
Amy van der Hiel
Daniel Weitzner

Draft agenda (updated):
1. Introduction
2. Report on ICANN meeting Shanghai (Richard Hill)
http://www.icann.org/shanghai/
3. Comments on E&R report /status of PSO
6. Miscellaneous
7. Closing

If you have any other suggestions for the agenda (additions or deletions), 
please forward them to me.

Note: we will be using the W3C Zakim bridge system for this 
call.  Participants must call into the bridge -- you will not be called. 
Instructions on how to use the W3C Zakim teleconference bridge system:

Call the bridge (+1.617.761.6200).  You will not hear a ring tone; the 
bridge will pick up the call immediately. You will hear a voice prompt to 
enter your conference code . Enter the assigned code (42266) and terminate 
with the #' key. You do not need to wait for the prompt to finish to enter
the conference code. If many calls are being answered simultaneously, you 
may hear music on hold' for a few seconds before the voice prompt plays.

You can enter your conference code during the music on hold' without 
waiting for the prompt. If you have difficulty entering the code; for 
example, the bridge says that conference is restricted at this time' you 
can enter *0 and the bridge will attempt to connect you a person. Whomever 
answers should be able to assist you in connecting to your conference.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions.  I look forward to 
talking to you soon.

Regards,
Amy

Received on Tuesday, 19 November 2002 17:30:35 UTC