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[Gadi Evron]

Andrea Glorioso wrote:
> In terms of "what is missing", I think policy-makers have still a long
> way to go before they understand what the Internet actually is and how
> it is operationally managed.  One consequence of this is that in some
> cases they still try to apply crisis management approaches that will
> not work.  On the other hand, the private sector must stop pretending
> (at least with us) that we are still in the '80s and that the Internet
> infrastructures they operate are not vital for society.

Andrea, with your experience at the European Commission, do you think 
you can advise us on how to turn the results of our conversations here 
into products that policy makers can understand?

For example, the advancing discussion on terminology.

	Gadi.


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