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Tag Archives: ICANN
Letter from Non-Commercial Users to ICANN Board of Directors and CEO on Stakeholder Group Charter Is
This letter comes from nearly 150 individual and organizational members of ICANN’s Non-Commercial Users Constituency (NCUC). It is also endorsed by public interest groups outside of NCUC. We are all deeply concerned about the July 30, 2009 ICANN Board decisions … Continue reading
Posted in Intellectual Property
Tagged Board, Charter, Directors, group, ICANN, Letter, NonCommercial, Stakeholder, Users
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ICANN Staff Up To Same Old “Divide & Conquer” of Civil Society Strategy
I had a conversation recently with a person who had been actively engaged at ICANN in its early days but became disillusioned and disengaged after a few years because his participation lead him to the conclusion that ICANN staff manage … Continue reading
Posted in Intellectual Property
Tagged “Divide, Civil, Conquer”, ICANN, Same, Society, staff, Strategy
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ICANN Accountability Post-JPA: No Meaningful Change Expected
While many are dancing in the streets over todays decision by the US Government to loosen some of its ties to ICANN as its a single governmental authority, Im not convinced this decision will change much on a practical level. … Continue reading
Posted in Intellectual Property
Tagged Accountability, Change, expected, ICANN, Meaningful, PostJPA
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US Agreement With ICANN Leaves Much Undone: The oversight of the Internet’s infrastructure will be
The US government appears to be loosening its grip on the governance of the Internet, a move welcomed by many. But critics see the government shirking its obligations to support free expression and free trade. … ICANN can interfere with … Continue reading
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Tagged Agreement, ICANN, Infrastructure, Internet’s, leaves, Much, oversight, Undone
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IP Justice Comments on ICANN Proposal to Expand Trademarks Rights in Domain Names
IP Justice submitted comments today in opposition to the proposals contained in the “IRT Report” a proposal from ICANNs Intellectual Property Constituency to create new trademark rights to domain names that do not exist in law. ICANNs Noncommercial Users Constituency … Continue reading →