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Re: Status report
- To: carl@radio.com
- Subject: Re: Status report
- From: Jun Murai <jun@sfc.wide.ad.jp>
- Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 00:04:37 +0900
- Cc: chon@cosmos.kaist.ac.kr, k13@nikhef.nl, jun@wide.ad.jp
- In-Reply-To: Your message of "Mon, 11 Sep 1995 08:12:51 -0400 (EDT)"
- References: <199509111212.IAA10085@trystero.radio.com>
- Reply-To: jun@sfc.wide.ad.jp
friends, as far as japan goes, as i mentioned in my last mail, some starts in jan. and some starts later like april. seems like we need work 1996 all year around.. meaning we need have a good start as well as some good accelation meetings throughout 1996. actually, the new era on data communication in japan starts, taking a good results from the expo, in april 1997. it has to be april, because it is the fiscal year start in this country. everything we will create as expo will remain until march then. like the backbone and everything. so, my proposal would be one in within the year of 1995 in boston, and then one asia things in singapole, maybe in the apricot/apng period which would be in jan. 1996. too short period? i believe we have enough items to discuss during the priod! jun
From: Carl Malamud <carl@radio.com> Subject: Re: Status report Date: Mon, 11 Sep 1995 08:12:51 -0400 (EDT)
> Smoking! Japan is really going to have an amazing set of
> pavilions!
>
> We need to figure out an executive committee meeting. Lots of
> other people will want to come, but I want to make sure the
> four of us can get together.
>
> Two proposals on the table are WWW in Boston and the Asia
> Computing in Bangkok, both in mid-december. I'm inclined
> towards WWW as it would be a way of getting some of the U.S.
> people (e.g., Robin Littlefield, Vint Cerf) to the table and
> get them moving.
>
> Asia, on the other hand, has the advantage that it is the focus
> of most of the activity and this would be a way of getting Singapore,
> Malaysia, and Thailand moving.
>
> Any suggestions? Can everybody make Boston in December? Bangkok?
>
> Carl
>
>
> According to Jun Murai:
> >
> > some japan update:
> > kobe city would be on. they have 155/45Mbps access to the railroad.
> > 100 out of 300 128Kbps home access has been selected.
> > akira kurosawa's leftover portion of his famous movie would be on
> > animation created by hayao miyazaki, the famous animation director.
> > ryuichi sakamoto, an academy awarded composer, would like to open an
> > sakamoto's forum where collecting some music components from the net to be
> > produced by himself.
> > working on 300 automatic tracking video cameras to be distributed
> > around the world for some fun. i just got a sample. VERY COOL!
> > put some technical requests and will be available from april.
> > some chances on 3D display/cameras modification on this.
> > hous tem bosh would be on the 155/45 expo japbone.
> > jun
> >
> >
>
References:
- Re: Status report
- From: Carl Malamud <carl>
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