#IPv4 and hidden physical #debt in the market place
Private video for the consumer between SAR (Chronolabs) and VC (Google) and RB (ICANN)
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SOPA [update]
[uncensored] This is the truth behind what could be the most devastating blow to the internet to date. It’s very short but it will give you all the information you need to know to protect yourself against this bill. TRANSCRIPT: “While most of you have heard of both SOPA and PIPA, I’m here to tell you that there is a much greater threat out there. This is known as ICANN. They help you in getting a domain for you if you are interested in creating a website, BUT you must first give them your personal information to gain this ‘government approved’ ID for your website. If you violate there rules, by say pirating a movie, they already have your information so they can come and arrest you. STOP ICANN BEFORE WORRYING ABOUT SOPA AND PIPA.” (ps) If the video is black for the first few seconds, just keep watching. The video should come up soon enough.
Wijayananda Jayaweera and Rod Beckstrom at UNESCO Paris (10 Dec 09)
Wijayananda Jayaweera, Director, Communication Development Sector, UNESCO, talks to Rod Beckstrom, President and CEO of ICANN. The video was made in Paris on 10 December 2009, when ICANN signed a cooperation agreement with UNESCO to assist with the process of expanding the adoption of Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs). IDNs are non-Latin based characters that can now be used on a limited initial basis in the top-level domain portion of an Internet address name, which is that portion of the name that is to the right of the dot, such as .com. More info: www.icann.org
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‘Master of Your Domain – New TLDs’ #16 – Esther Dyson
PUNKCAST1930-16 Former ICANN Chair Esther Dyson speaks at the iBreakfast ‘Master of Your Domain – New TLDs’ event at Herrick, Feinstein LLP NYC on Aug 3 2011. www.ibreakfast.com edventures.com * See http for a more detailed explanation of Esther’s position.
ICANN Sydney : La Réunion du GNSO
Avri Doria, Présidente et représentante du NomCom au Conseil du GNSO et Glen de Saint Géry, secrétaire du GNSO, reviennent sur les sujets abordés lors de la réunion publique de lOrganisation à Sydney.
ICANN Sydney : Comité de Participation Publique
Jean-Jacques Subrenat, Membre du Directoire de lICANN, a présidé la deuxième réunion du Comité de Participation Publique. Les thèmes abordés lors de cette rencontre ont été les langues dans lesquelles se déroulent les réunions ICANN ainsi que les outils et documents à mettre en place pour développer la participation.
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G20: Governing The Internet [Part 9]
The panel of experts was chaired by Ludwig Siegele, head of New Technologies at The Economist, and included: – Nigel Hickson, (British sherpa to the G8 on international ICT policy); – Jean-Michel Hubert, (French sherpa to the G8 on international ICT policy); – Richard Allan, (director of policy at Facebook); – Bertrand de la Chapelle, (ICANN Board Member); – Ian Brown, (Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute); and – Gilles Lordet, (Reporter Sans Frontières). Topics included, privacy, intellectual property rights, cybersecurity, integrated governance, enforcement, taxation, etc. The conference was hosted at the French Institute in the UK, London.
IGF11. CIR 180. 0930
Title: Mitigating Domain Name System Cyberattacks,ICANN’s Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC) SSAC has published several reports with many recommendations for improving the quality of domain name system services. In this session we propose to target senior government officials with the collection of issues and, in some cases, recommended solutions for the issues. We will include a look at the threat landscape to explain why the issues are important to consider.
(AR) Ask the Experts: What’s My #1 Priority? Technical Know-How
The “Ask the Experts” series of videos was created for busy viewers seriously considering the challenge of starting a new generic top-level domain (gTLD). Running a new gTLD actually means operating an Internet registry. In this series, CEOs from existing registries share what they wish they had known as they began — but instead, had to learn from hard-won experience. In this episode, the experts point out the vital importance of commanding an operations staff that has plenty of technical depth.
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