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Challenges and Changes in ABS: Insights from Toru Takahashi at APRICOT 2009

In this presentation from APRICOT 2009 in Manila, Toru Takahashi discusses the difficulties faced by the Asia Pacific Bureau of the Internet (ABS) due to a surge in commitments, evolving economic conditions, and frequent changes in membership. Highlighting the pressing need for new leadership to revitalize ABS activities, Takahashi shares insights about ongoing IPv6 promotion efforts, anti-spam strategies, and the formation of an Anti-Spam Council in Japan. He emphasizes collaboration with international stakeholders to tackle spam and protect consumers, especially children, from misuse of mobile technology.

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Challenges and Changes in ABS: Insights from Toru Takahashi at APRICOT 2009

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  1. ABS and others Toru Takahashi IAjapan 2009 0222 AP*Retreat at APRICOT 2009 Manila

  2. Why we could not continue ABS • We became very busy from September • Because of Economic situation hits companies • And committee members are changing • No response • Need new chairs • Kilnam Chon, Jamping Wu and Takahashi from CJK • ABS should be handled by new members

  3. My apology • I am sorry I could not have good contact with chairsof ABS • I am busy also : IPv6 promotion and for exhaustion of IPv4, ccTLD“dot　日本”issue • Anti-Spam

  4. Anti-Spam • There are big changes in Japan • Adopt OPT-IN • Heavy penalty up to 30,000,000 yen • Anti-spam council formed with many bodies especially Consumer, Mothers • To prevent abuse of cellular phone by children • Spam email from abroad; #1 China • Will have meeting Beijing in March with delegate of EU, China(ISC) and Japan

  5. Need new Organization • For anti-spam, there should be • APCAUSE is not active • After Beijing meeting we will make a proposal

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