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The IPv6 Promotion Council is holding a contest called "IPv6 Appli-
Contest 2003" from February to July. The contest will award developers
of applications and software which helps to create new possibilities in
the Internet world.
The Internet has spawned application and software developers in unexpected
places. It is estimated that IPv6, the next generation Internet protocol,
will further enhance the possibilities of the Internet.
The contest will provide an environment for developers to communicate
and influence each other. The contest will also be an opportunity to show
that the next-generation Internet is expected to develop and expand as
a global intelligence asset.
It is our intention that applicants' submissions will be evaluated by
IPv6 users and initial developers. We hope this contest helps to inspire
applicants to further promote their developments and refine their ideas.
The contest is a worldwide event and will promote intercommunication amongst
participants in all countries.
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Professor Jun Murai
President of the IPv6 Promotion Council of Japan
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Host
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IPv6 Promotion Council of Japan
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Supporter
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Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs,
Posts and Telecommunications
WIDE Project
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Cooperation
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IPv6 TF in EU, NAv6TF (North America IPv6
Task Force), IPv6 Forum India, IPv6 Forum Korea and others.
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