Esther Dyson - Revision history

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Affiliations

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south africa connect

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Affiliations

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some affiliations (corporate)

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 *[[Manugistics]] &ndash; Board member
 *[[Audumbla]] &ndash; Board member
 ==Notes==
 *{{note|Wray}} Richard Wray, [http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0,3604,1135938,00.html The clean-up queen: Esther Dyson, internet guru], ''The Guardian'', 31 January 2004.
 *{{note|Register}} Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/09/06/icann_special_the_triangulations/ ICANN Special: The Triangulations of Esther Dyson: Whose Internet is it anyway?] The Register, Published Wednesday 6th September 2000 20:19 GMT

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	'''Career''': 1972, fact checker, reporter, [[Forbes]] magazine; 1977, Wall Street analyst for New Court Securities; joined [[Rosen Research]] and bought out the firm in 1983, changing its name to [[EDventure Holdings]]; numerous non-executive directorships, including [[i-Gabriel]], [[WPP]] and [[Meetup.com]]; current or former member of advisory bodies including [[National Endowment for Democracy]], [[Eurasia Foundation]], [[Technology Empowerment Network]], [[Institute for East West Studies]], [[Global Business Network]], [[Santa Fe Institute]], [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Markle Foundation]]; 1998-2000, founding chairman of [[ICANN]], now on its advisory committee; former adviser to Al Gore as member of [[National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council]]; also advised Republicans through the [[Progress and Freedom Foundation]]{{ref\|Wray}}		'''Career''': 1972, fact checker, reporter, [[Forbes]] magazine; 1977, Wall Street analyst for New Court Securities; joined [[Rosen Research]] and bought out the firm in 1983, changing its name to [[EDventure Holdings]]; numerous non-executive directorships, including [[i-Gabriel]], [[WPP]] and [[Meetup.com]]; current or former member of advisory bodies including [[National Endowment for Democracy]], [[Eurasia Foundation]], [[Technology Empowerment Network]], [[Institute for East West Studies]], [[Global Business Network]], [[Santa Fe Institute]], [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Markle Foundation]]; 1998-2000, founding chairman of [[ICANN]], now on its advisory committee; former adviser to Al Gore as member of [[National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council]]; also advised Republicans through the [[Progress and Freedom Foundation]]{{ref\|Wray}}
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		+	==Advising South Africa==
		+	Dyson has been an advisor to the South African government:
		+	:Dyson has previously visited South Africa as part of Thabo Mbeki's presidential advisory council on technology but this is one of the first times she will be speaking in a public forum.[http://www.tectonic.co.za/view.php?id=1041]

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 ==Affiliations==
-*Zedo (spyware/ad network) &ndash; board of advisors [http://www.zedo.com/company/advisory-board.htm]
+*[[Zedo]] (spyware/ad network) &ndash; board of advisors [http://www.zedo.com/company/advisory-board.htm]
-*Edventure Holdings, Inc.
+*[[Edventure Holdings]], Inc.
-*WPP Group PLC &ndash; Board member
+*[[WPP Group]] PLC &ndash; Board member
-*Manugistics &ndash; Board member
+*[[Manugistics]] &ndash; Board member
-*Audumbla &ndash; Board member
+*[[Audumbla]] &ndash; Board member
 ==Notes==
 *{{note|Wray}} Richard Wray, [http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0,3604,1135938,00.html The clean-up queen: Esther Dyson, internet guru], ''The Guardian'', 31 January 2004.
 *{{note|Register}} Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/09/06/icann_special_the_triangulations/ ICANN Special: The Triangulations of Esther Dyson: Whose Internet is it anyway?] The Register, Published Wednesday 6th September 2000 20:19 GMT

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 '''Career''': 1972, fact checker, reporter, [[Forbes]] magazine; 1977, Wall Street analyst for New Court Securities; joined [[Rosen Research]] and bought out the firm in 1983, changing its name to [[EDventure Holdings]]; numerous non-executive directorships, including [[i-Gabriel]], [[WPP]] and [[Meetup.com]]; current or former member of advisory bodies including [[National Endowment for Democracy]], [[Eurasia Foundation]], [[Technology Empowerment Network]], [[Institute for East West Studies]], [[Global Business Network]], [[Santa Fe Institute]], [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Markle Foundation]]; 1998-2000, founding chairman of [[ICANN]], now on its advisory committee; former adviser to Al Gore as member of [[National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council]]; also advised Republicans through the [[Progress and Freedom Foundation]]{{ref|Wray}}
 ==Notes==
 *{{note|Wray}} Richard Wray, [http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0,3604,1135938,00.html The clean-up queen: Esther Dyson, internet guru], ''The Guardian'', 31 January 2004.
 *{{note|Register}} Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/09/06/icann_special_the_triangulations/ ICANN Special: The Triangulations of Esther Dyson: Whose Internet is it anyway?] The Register, Published Wednesday 6th September 2000 20:19 GMT

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 Dyson donates time and money as a trustee to emerging organizations ([[Bridges.org]], the [[National Endowment for Democracy]] and the [[Eurasia Foundation]]). For several years in the '90s she was chairman of the [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]].  From 1998 to 2000, she was founding chairman of [[ICANN]] (the organization responsible for overseeing the Domain Name System).[http://www.release1-0.com/contributors/contributor.php?id=1]  She is also on the Advisory board of the elite networking group [[Renaissance Weekend]], the Board of Trustees of the [[Eurasia Foundation]] which promotes the private sector in developing countries and the board of the [[Markle Foundation]].
-'''Career''' 1972, fact checker, reporter, [[Forbes]] magazine; 1977, Wall Street analyst for New Court Securities; joined [[Rosen Research]] and bought out the firm in 1983, changing its name to [[EDventure Holdings]]; numerous non-executive directorships, including [[i-Gabriel]], [[WPP]] and [[Meetup.com]]; current or former member of advisory bodies including [[National Endowment for Democracy]], [[Eurasia Foundation]], [[Technology Empowerment Network]], [[Institute for East West Studies]], [[Global Business Network]], [[Santa Fe Institute]], [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Markle Foundation]]; 1998-2000, founding chairman of [[ICANN]], now on its advisory committee; former adviser to Al Gore as member of [[National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council]]; also advised Republicans through the [[Progress and Freedom Foundation]]{{ref|Wray}}
+'''Career''': 1972, fact checker, reporter, [[Forbes]] magazine; 1977, Wall Street analyst for New Court Securities; joined [[Rosen Research]] and bought out the firm in 1983, changing its name to [[EDventure Holdings]]; numerous non-executive directorships, including [[i-Gabriel]], [[WPP]] and [[Meetup.com]]; current or former member of advisory bodies including [[National Endowment for Democracy]], [[Eurasia Foundation]], [[Technology Empowerment Network]], [[Institute for East West Studies]], [[Global Business Network]], [[Santa Fe Institute]], [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Markle Foundation]]; 1998-2000, founding chairman of [[ICANN]], now on its advisory committee; former adviser to Al Gore as member of [[National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council]]; also advised Republicans through the [[Progress and Freedom Foundation]]{{ref|Wray}}
 ==Notes==

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 Esther Dyson was appointed a director of [[WPP]] in 1999. She is chairman of [[EDventure Holdings]], the pioneering US-based company focused on information technology and new media. Having recently sold her business to [[CNET Networks]], the US based interactive media company, she is now their editor-at-large. She is an acknowledged luminary in the technology industry, highly influential in her field for the past 20 years, with a state-of-the-art knowledge of the online/information technology industry worldwide, and the emerging information technology markets of Central and Eastern Europe. An investor as well as an analyst/observer, she sits on the boards of [[IBS Group]], [[Meetup.com]], [[NewspaperDirect]], [[CV-Online]] and [[Graphicsoft]], and on the consumer advisory of [[Orbitz]], among others.
-Dyson is also Former Chair of the [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]].  From 1998 to 2000, she was founding chairman of [[ICANN]] (the organization responsible for overseeing the Domain Name System).[http://www.release1-0.com/contributors/contributor.php?id=1]  She is also on the Advisory board of the elite networking group [[Renaissance Weekend]], the Board of Trustees of the [[Eurasia Foundation]] which promotes the private sector in developing countries and the board of the [[Markle Foundation]].
+Dyson donates time and money as a trustee to emerging organizations ([[Bridges.org]], the [[National Endowment for Democracy]] and the [[Eurasia Foundation]]). For several years in the '90s she was chairman of the [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]].  From 1998 to 2000, she was founding chairman of [[ICANN]] (the organization responsible for overseeing the Domain Name System).[http://www.release1-0.com/contributors/contributor.php?id=1]  She is also on the Advisory board of the elite networking group [[Renaissance Weekend]], the Board of Trustees of the [[Eurasia Foundation]] which promotes the private sector in developing countries and the board of the [[Markle Foundation]].
 '''Career''' 1972, fact checker, reporter, [[Forbes]] magazine; 1977, Wall Street analyst for New Court Securities; joined [[Rosen Research]] and bought out the firm in 1983, changing its name to [[EDventure Holdings]]; numerous non-executive directorships, including [[i-Gabriel]], [[WPP]] and [[Meetup.com]]; current or former member of advisory bodies including [[National Endowment for Democracy]], [[Eurasia Foundation]], [[Technology Empowerment Network]], [[Institute for East West Studies]], [[Global Business Network]], [[Santa Fe Institute]], [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Markle Foundation]]; 1998-2000, founding chairman of [[ICANN]], now on its advisory committee; former adviser to Al Gore as member of [[National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council]]; also advised Republicans through the [[Progress and Freedom Foundation]]{{ref|Wray}}

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	{{note\|Wray}} Richard Wray, [http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0,3604,1135938,00.html The clean-up queen: Esther Dyson, internet guru], ''The Guardian'', 31 January 2004.		{{note\|Wray}} Richard Wray, [http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0,3604,1135938,00.html The clean-up queen: Esther Dyson, internet guru], ''The Guardian'', 31 January 2004.
−	Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/09/06/icann_special_the_triangulations/ ICANN Special: The Triangulations of Esther Dyson: Whose Internet is it anyway?] The Register, Published Wednesday 6th September 2000 20:19 GMT	+	{{note\|Register}} Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/09/06/icann_special_the_triangulations/ ICANN Special: The Triangulations of Esther Dyson: Whose Internet is it anyway?] The Register, Published Wednesday 6th September 2000 20:19 GMT