Hi all,
SWINOG ISPA = the association, requires membership
SWINOG = the community where everybody can join and comment
ISPA = Internet Service Provider Association
Similar in style to what the difference between RIPE/RIPE NCC is.
Indeed, RIPE is the Community and it's open
Hi Guys
not wanting to spoil the party here, but knowing the swiss association
biotope quite well, it will definitely NOT be easy to make yourself even
heard. some thinking points:
- there is ASUT: they are by far the biggest association of telco's and have a
corresponding weight and voice in
On 2010-10-29 23:34, Pascal Gloor wrote:
[..]
Jeroen, what you describe belongs to Net Neutrality. I am fully in favour
of Net Neutrality on every aspect of it and I would even expect such an
association do run a Net Neutrality quality label for its members
respecting it.
[..]
I don't think
Hi Umbi,
[reference]
http://lists.swinog.ch/public/swinog/2010-October/004771.html
[/reference]
I've got enough experience in politics to tell you that influence or 'being
heard' is not about how big you are, but is definitely about the connections
you have. If you have the right chairman you
SWINOG ISPA = the association, requires membership
SWINOG = the community where everybody can join and comment
ISPA = Internet Service Provider Association
Similar in style to what the difference between RIPE/RIPE NCC is. One
will have to clearly define the boundaries though in that
Hi all
Why do you plan to build a new association if there are already so many
associations in this industry?
ICTSwitzerland.ch for example is the head association of the ICT industry.
Below it there are for example asut.ch, the Swiss Telecommunications
Association and simsa.ch, the Swiss
Am 29.10.2010 um 12:08 schrieb Claudio Prezzi:
Hi all
Why do you plan to build a new association if there are already so many
associations in this industry?
ICTSwitzerland.ch for example is the head association of the ICT industry.
Below it there are for example asut.ch, the Swiss
Hey Pascal,
On Oct 28, 2010 5:24 AM, Pascal Gloor pascal.gl...@spale.com wrote:
Dear SwiNOGers,
You may have heard of it (or maybe you joined it); a few weeks ago SwiNOG Org
made a special SwiNOG event about lawful intercept.
I'm sure you have good state on what type of laws there are in
... the creation of an ISP association (umbrella organisation) representing
them ...
Because I was asked by several hosting companies and ISPs, I'd like to make
this point clear.
The idea of the umbrella assoc./union is to represent ANY company that is
offering public internet services in
Hi Pascal,
I'm not saying I'm against your below list - haven't thought about it
enough yet - but an ISP association seems to imply ISPs - Internet
Service Providers. Your list might be tending to an Internet
association (it depends on what so on means I guess). It would be
good to have an
JIm Romaguera wrote:
Hi Pascal,
I'm not saying I'm against your below list - haven't thought about it
enough yet - but an ISP association seems to imply ISPs - Internet
Service Providers. Your list might be tending to an Internet
association (it depends on what so on means I guess). It
Hi Jim,
I'm not saying I'm against your below list - haven't thought about it enough
yet - but an ISP association seems to imply ISPs - Internet Service
Providers. Your list might be tending to an Internet association (it
depends on what so on means I guess). It would be good to have an
Hi Pascal Jens,
If you expand my definition to include an obligation to register (or be
registered whether you like it or not) by BAKOM, BUPF or any other
government mnemonic *because* of your offering of public Internet
services (which is a general term for access, service providers, etc)
Dear SwiNOGers,
You may have heard of it (or maybe you joined it); a few weeks ago SwiNOG Org
made a special SwiNOG event about lawful intercept. During that event I made an
anonymous survey and I was really amazed by some of the results. I'll make it
quick; 95% of the audience would like to
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