Participants and Position Statements

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[(#): written statement only; (*): program committee member]

• Debasish Banerjee, IBM: Towards the Internationalization of Web Services
• Randall K. Barry, Library of Congress: Challenges of the Web to Libraries with Multilingual and Multiscript Collections
• Judy Brewer, Web Accessibility Initiative, W3C: Position Statement
• Eric Brunner-Williams, wampumpeag, llc: Position Statement (#)
• Peter Constable, SIL International: Position Statement
• Martin J. Dürst, W3C/Keio University: Position Statement (*)
• Tony Graham, Sun: Position Statement
• Asmus Freytag, Unicode Liaison: Position Statement
• Bill Hall, eTranslate: Education in Internationalization
• Richard Ishida, Xerox: Position Statement (*)
• John Jenkins, Apple Computer: Position Statement
• Konstantin Kalaitzidis, Cisco Systems: IT Infrastructure Internationalization (i3)
• Mike Ksar, Microsoft: Position Statement
• Garrey G. Learmonth, Cisco Systems: Position Statement
• Chris Lilley, W3C: Position Statement (*)
• Edgardo A. Luzcando, Verizon Communications: Position Statement
• Katsuhiko Momoi, Netscape: Position Statement
• Teresa Mulvihill, t2a Communications: Position Statement
• Sumanth Muthyala: Position Statement
• Vincent Quint, W3C: Position Statement (*)
• Yves Savourel, RWS: Position Statement
• Sam Sun, CNRI: Position Statement
• Tex Texin, Progress Software: Position Statement
• Barbara Tillett, Library of Congress: Position Statement
• Suzanne Topping, BizWonk: Position Statement
• Andrea Vine, Sun Microsystems: Position Statement (#)
• Etan Wexler: Position Statement
• Arnold Winkler: Position Statement
• Cathy Wissink, Microsoft: Position Statement
• Misha Wolf, Reuters: Position Statement (*)
• Shigemichi Yazawa, GlobalSight: Position Statement
• François Yergeau, Alis Technologies: Position Statement