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                     Call for Presentations
               Internet Measurement Conference 2011
                News and Community Feedback Session
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This year, IMC will experiment with a new one-hour session called
"News and Community Feedback Session", which will consist of short
presentations or announcements on topics that are relevant to IMC
audience. If you have an experience you want to share, a tool or
dataset you want to announce, or just some feedback for IMC or our
research community in general, we encourage you to present.

The proposed topics should be aligned with IMC's mission and of
interest to the general Internet measurement community. Researchers
From academia, government, and industry are encouraged to present.
Example topics include (but not limited to):

* Experience running grand challenges or competitions related to
Internet measurements
* Experience with hosting data repositories (including privacy/legal
issues)
* Tools/demos/test-beds to share or lessons learned from using them
* Constructive feedback for improving the conference
* Thoughts on how to share data
* Thoughts or reflections on the research directions or methodologies
of our community

To participate in this session, we invite you to submit a short
proposal describing the content of your presentation or announcement,
and why it is relevant to the IMC community. The description can be
just a few paragraphs, and NOT longer than 1 page.

The steering committee (SC) will make the final selections of the
submissions. The selection will be based on the importance, originality,
focus and timeliness of the topic, as well as the potential for
informative  and controversial discussion throughout and after the
conference. The final number of accepted talks is at the discretion
of the SC depending on the scope and quality of the submissions.
We aim to be as inclusive as time permits, and expect to host 10-12
short presentation of 5-6 minutes each. The time limit would be adjusted
based on the final program and will be strictly enforced.

Please submit your proposal in PDF format to mallman@icir.org by
*September 30, 2011*.