Information about TTIP lists
TTIP
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- us-eu-ttip is for general information sharing relevant in a transatlantic context
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- It is an open list -> it is not a "safe list" to send strategic or confidential information. If you send invitations to this list, they can get forwarded to TTIP- proponents.
- it has 405 subscribers from Europe, the US, and a few people from Canada
- subscribers include campaigners from known organisations, individuals, people working in the European Parliament (EP), funders and a few journalists.
- eu-ttip is for strategy and organisational issues relevant for European groups
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- To join it people need to be added by a moderator (now Martin or me). We have some control, but many people are on this list with personal email addresses. It is therefore not appropriate for confidential information
- it has 265 subscribers from Europe
- subscribers include campaigners, EP staff and funders
- The ECI list is a very big list (over 700 people) with ECI supporters. The team has some control over who is on it, but also doesn't know every subscriber
- The working group lists are generally small lists, with a strong control over who is on it and who is not. Check with the working group coordinators to know what their policy is.
- There is a closed transatlantic coordination list
CETA
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- The CETA google group (Canada-eu-ceta@googlegroups.com) is a totally open list, with public archives accessible with a simple search engine. It is not a good place to discuss strategy.
- There is a small CETA strategy list, not closed but not very open either. Martin, Sujata and myself manage it, and we will need to know you to add you to the list - this has to stay a safe discussion space.