Kerry and all,
Kerry Miller wrote:
> Jeff and all,
>
> > > Neither I, nor any other partisan of the gtld-mou, believes
> > > that the family name "Disney" or "MacDonald" should be kept
> > > off the 'net because of a clash with a trademark. That's why the
> > > gtld-mou called for the creation
At 05:12 PM 4/8/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Richard J. Sexton a écrit:
>
>> I read that:
>>
>> ** The term "Internet" is still the subject of a proceeding at the
>> ** Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
>> ** Therefore, this term should not be used in identifying any
>> ** goods or services connecte
Ivan Pope a écrit:
>
> At the risk of being pedantic, it seems that ICANN is acting in the best
> bureaucratic tradition:
> they have set up a committee to report to the board on the setting up of a
> review panel. Did you get that? Are we getting anywhere?
What we are witnessing, in its initia
Jorge Plano a écrit:
>
> Perhaps if you read again the Bylaws you can find what is the meaning of this
> Committee.
So, Mr. Plano, now that you've been exalted into the position of
serving on a ICANN committee, you've become a spokesman and
publicity agent for ICANN? Is Don Heath coaching you on
Jeff and all,
> > Neither I, nor any other partisan of the gtld-mou, believes
> > that the family name "Disney" or "MacDonald" should be kept
> > off the 'net because of a clash with a trademark. That's why the
> > gtld-mou called for the creation of the .nom top level domain, and
> > why, for
Richard J. Sexton a écrit:
> I read that:
>
> ** The term "Internet" is still the subject of a proceeding at the
> ** Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
> ** Therefore, this term should not be used in identifying any
> ** goods or services connected with a
> ** global computer information ne
Jay Fenello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Today, I happened to catch Presidential Candidate
>Pat Buchanan on CSPAN. He was giving a talk on US
>China Relations to the Commonwealth Club of California.
>At one point in the questioning, Pat described how the
>world had changed from the 80's, how the
Jay and all,
Uh Jay I believe Al Gore has already pretty much assured that
Internet related issues WILL be an issue in the 2000 campaign
Jay Fenello wrote:
> Today, I happened to catch Presidential Candidate
> Pat Buchanan on CSPAN. He was giving a talk on US
> China Relations to the Com
___ AIM's Research Update Service ___
___ April 7, 1999 ___
Non-English Net Users Growing Fast
A recent study by Global Reach suggests that non-English
speaking people are joining the online world faster than
English speakers. Since 1995, non-English speaking users
have grown from 10% (4-5 mill
All,
Some of this may be of some interest to some of you. Most
especially the PSO info.
Regards,
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Today, I happened to catch Presidential Candidate
Pat Buchanan on CSPAN. He was giving a talk on US
China Relations to the Commonwealth Club of California.
At one point in the questioning, Pat described how the
world had changed from the 80's, how the Conservative
movement related to the Libert
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Jorge,
No one is denying the necessity for this function to be present, or
for the IRAC to be created. The problem is the methods by which the
members were selected. There was no open review process of potential
candidates. The ICANN Board has giv
On Thu, 8 Apr 1999 11:38:27 +0100 , you wrote:
>At the risk of being pedantic, it seems that ICANN is acting in the best
>bureaucratic tradition:
>they have set up a committee to report to the board on the setting up of a
>review panel. Did you get that? Are we getting anywhere? What's NSI's stoc
At the risk of being pedantic, it seems that ICANN is acting in the best
bureaucratic tradition:
they have set up a committee to report to the board on the setting up of a
review panel. Did you get that? Are we getting anywhere? What's NSI's stock
price today?
Ivan
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>
Eric and all,
Interesting comments indeed. Let's review them.. (See below your comments)
Eric Brunner wrote:
> At 06:32 PM 4/7/99 -0400, Diane Cabell wrote:
> >One of the problems is the Board-wide cap in Article V Section 6 of the ICANN
> >bylaws. No more than half of the Board (after the
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