Was WSIS: Geneva successful in addressing the author's concerns?

Highly Successful

Hamadoun I. Touré, WSIS - A Global Development Challenge

Successful

Stephanie Dupuy, Cultural Diversity at WSIS

Effat El-Shooky, WSIS: Tunis 2005 and Beyond

Tim Fewkes, Promotion of Real Understanding About the Internet Is not a Minor Achievement

Divina Frau-Meigs, On Research, the Role of NGOs, and the WSIS Process

Nancy J. Hafkin, Gender Issues at the World Summit on the Information Society, Geneva

Yukie Hori, Globalization and Local Identity as Demonstrated at the ICT4D Platform

Ibrahim A. Ibrahim, WSIS: Reflections

Lachman Khubchandani, Globalization and Local Content: Two Sides of the Same Coin: Exploring a New Communication Order

Alireza Masrour, Crossing the Digital Divide: What’s Next?

Sarah McCue, Towards Tunis: Suggested Next Steps

Tiroyamodimo Mogotlhwane, Personal Observation

Melody Mohebi, Crossing the Digital Divide: What’s Next?

Daniel R. Schaubacher, EBBF and the ICT Roadmap at the UN World Summit on the Information Society, Dec.10-12, Geneva

Amali De Silva-Mitchell, Reflections on WSIS - An opinion piece submitted for the special edition of the ITID Forum

Partially Successful

Stephen Browne, WSIS: Reflections from the Inside

Beatriz Busaniche, Between Words and Actions: Civil Society and Education at WSIS

Sylvia Caras, Thoughts After Geneva: Universal Design and Communication Rights

Nicolas Cauchy, Short Editorial on WSIS

Jamie Cowling, Welcome to the Aircraft Hanger of Babel

Kenneth Neil Cukier, The World vs. The Web: The UN’s Politicization of the Information Society Report on the World Summit on the Information Society; Geneva, December 2003

Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, Building Internet Rules Through a Multistakeholder Approach

Sarah Granger, Merchandising American-style: A WSIS Opportunity Missed

David C. Gryce, A View From the U.S. Legal Community

Sharon Hom, The Map is not the Landscape: Reflections on WSIS 2003

Rikke Frank Joergensen, A Human Rights Assessment of the World Summit on the Information Society

Emily Keaney, A Development Agenda? Moving Towards Tunis

Wolfgang Kleinwachter, WSIS: A New Diplomacy? Multistakeholder Approach and Bottom Up Policy in Global ICT Governance

Donyaprueth Krairit, Digital Divide from the Inside: Perspective of a Thai academician

Evan Leibovitch, Upstairs Downstairs

Diego Levis, Between Words and Actions: Civil Society and Education at WSIS

Angelamaria Loreto, Towards A Physiological Communication in the Information Society

Meryem Marzouki, A Human Rights Assessment of the World Summit on the Information Society

Daniel Menchik, Educational Equality Through Technology? The World Summit on the Information Society and Schooling in Development.

Lorne Bradley Neudorf, Back to the Basics: The Role of Time, Training, and Infrastructure

Claudia Padovani, Three Questions About WSIS: A Civil Society Perspective from Within

Rik Panganiban, Signal to Noise

Onno W. Purbo, Information Society at High Places

Abel J.J. Rwendeire, WSIS And The Development Of SMEs

Bruno Salgues, Territories and Information Societies in France

Audrey Selian, The World vs. The Web: The UN’s Politicization of the Information Society Report on the World Summit on the Information Society; Geneva, December 2003

Alcimar Silva de Queiroz, Al Gore's 8,000 kilometres: The Distances of the Information Society

Anabelle Sreberny, WSIS: Articulating Information at the Summit

Amy Tai, The Map is not the Landscape: Reflections on WSIS 2003

Sarah Tierney, Bring WSIS Back to Earth

Paula Uimonen, Action Speaks Louder than Words-Some Reflections on the ICT4D Platform

Roberto Zachmann, ICTs and the World of Work: Weaving a Bright New Fabric or a Tangled Web?

Unsuccessful

Dusan Babic, Message Matters Not the Medium

Federico Carlos Baradello, US-Based Latino Youth: The Engine of Empowerment for Latin-American Youth?

William P. Benac Jr., Improving WSIS Success by Increasing Business Participation

Elizabeth K. Carll, Health policy, Mental Health, and the U.N. World Summit on the Information Society

Stephen Hicks, Time to Discuss Core Values of the Information Society?

Alain Kiyindou, The Millions Without a Voice in the Worldwide Information Society

Alexander Osterwalder, The WSIS-A relict from the past

Jacques Panchard, The WSIS-A relict from the past

V.K. Samaranayake, A Central Role for Universities in the Information Society

Phillip Schmidt, New Model, Old Barriers: Remaining Challenges to African Civil Society Participation

Seán Ó Siochrú, A Tale of Paragraph 4: Stating the Obvious at the WSIS

Richard Stallman, At WSIS, in a climate of suppression of dissent, the score is 0-0

Amy R. West, The Forgotten Stakeholders

Aidan White, The WSIS in Geneva on Pluralism, Media Quality and Work in the Information Society: The Journalists’ Perspective