Hello The Dynamic Coalition on Core Internet Values wishes to invite you to attend its fourth Annual meeting at the Bali IGF, chaired by George Sadowsky. The meeting will take place on Day 3 of the IGF, i.e. on Thursday, 24 October, from 11:00am to 12:30pm, in the Kintamani 1 Room (Room #7 on the IGF program schedule) The panel, in alphabetical order: Jeremy Malcolm, Senior Policy Officer, Consumers International Alice Munyua, Chair, Kenya Internet Governance Steering Committee Alejandro Pisanty, Professor, National Autonomous University of Mexico by remote participation. Carolina Rossini, Project Director, New American Foundation George Sadowsky, Director, ICANN (Moderator) Hong Xue, Director, Institute for Internet Policy and Law, Beijing Normal University Please join us at this meeting to discuss Core Internet Values. About the Dynamic Coalition: The Coalition has been in existence since 2008, and has adopted the following aims (taken from early Coalition documents): "The objective of the dynamic coalition on 'Core Internet Values’ is to debate and find answers to fundamental questions such as “What is the Internet? What makes it what it is? What are its architectural principles? What are the core principles and values? And what is happening to the core values in the process of its evolution? What is it that needs to be preserved and what changes are inevitable? The coalition would seek answers and define the Core Internet Principles and Values. " "The Internet model is open, transparent, and collaborative and relies on processes and products that are local, bottom-up, and accessible to users around the world. These principles and values are threatened when policy makers propose to regulate and control the Internet, with inadequate understanding of the core values. What is it that must be preserved in the process of policy making by legislators who seek to regulate the Internet and in the process of design changes by the Business sector in pursuit of business friendly models? What does the Internet Community say as what can't be changed? How could changes and improvements be brought about without compromising on the core values? How would the different positions between stakeholders be reconciled to commit to the core Internet values?" On the theme of Core Internet Values, the first was a workshop with the title "Workshop on Fundamentals: Core Internet Values" chaired by the Internet Society President Lynn St.Amour at IGF Egypt followed by three Annual meetings during the IGFs with the fourth IGF meeting to be held during IGF Bali. http://coreinternetvalues.org Please join us for this session as also share this information in your circles. Thank you. Sivasubramanian M