harald and all,
Harald Tveit Alvestrand wrote:
A TLD operated under the decision authority of the Assembly of First
Nations or the National Congress of American Indians is certainly possible,
IMHO.
This is a good idea. However I am very sure that the Department of
interior and the
Jeff, Congressmen and Everybody,
On a practical level and a responsibility level I find myself in
concurrence with Jeff Williams and Mr. Sondow here. I would
humbly suggest, but strongly, that the House Commerce Commission
review this situation very closely, as it is my understanding that
Apologies for duplicates.
For those of you heading to ICANN's LA meeting, the Berkman Center will
be holding a briefing program on Sunday, October 31. Our students are
researching key issues so that participants will have more of the
relevant data that bears on the decisions ahead.
The agenda
Diane Cabell wrote:
For those of you heading to ICANN's LA meeting, the Berkman Center will
be holding a briefing program on Sunday, October 31. Our students are
researching key issues so that participants will have more of the
relevant data that bears on the decisions ahead.
That is,
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TELECONFERENCE OF 9-23-99
Note: These notes were made from the Real Audio archives of the
teleconference, posted at http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/icann/dnso.
Although a sincere effort was made to capture the full discussion,
At 12:02 PM -0800 9/23/99, Ellen Rony wrote:
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TELECONFERENCE OF 9-23-99
Andrew McLaughlin: Idea is not to disenfranchise any constituency, just
individuals who are in a conflict of interest situation.
Stubbs: You are asking us
[...]
At the College Music Journal Music Marathon over the weekend, rap
artist Ice-T said the recording industry's efforts to secure digital
music are just a smokescreen.
In a keynote speech, he also addressed a new controversy over the
control of an artist's domain name. Some record
Frank Rizzo wrote:
At 12:02 PM -0800 9/23/99, Ellen Rony wrote:
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TELECONFERENCE OF 9-23-99
Andrew McLaughlin: Idea is not to disenfranchise any constituency, just
individuals who are in a conflict of
David and all,
Yes, I and I have noticed others having this very same problem.
Though I have sent several queries to Elisabeth, Esther, and Becky
Burr, as well as calling both Becky BUrr and Esther Dyson on the phone
there does not seem to be a resolution to this problem. It seems that
some
I have just heard a very disturbing rumor from a very credible
source. Former Washington state Congressman Rick White is believed
to be running for a seat on the ICANN Board representing the Domain
Name Supporting Organization.
White, an attorney with Perkins Koie (Coie?) was elected to
Richard J. Sexton wrote:
"Everyone out there who's in a group, don't sign your name over to no
label. Tell them, like I say, to eat a bowl of dicks," the rapper said.
Hmmm... Maybe there's something in this rap music, after all.
Gordon Cook wrote:
Ah yes Rick
White for DNSO board member. Teamed with Jon Englund and ITAA, he'll
make sure that the door to Congressional redress is closed
No, I don't think he'll quite be able to do that.
Michael Sondow
Gordon and all,
I don't see anything wrong with Rick White running for a seat on the
ICANN board. I would not support him, but he does have the right to
throw his hat in the ring.
Gordon Cook wrote:
I have just heard a very disturbing rumor from a very credible
source. Former Washington
REVISED POST NOW INCLUDING SOURCE OF WHAT I SENT AS RUMOR
Former Washington state Congressman Rick White is believed to be
running for a seat on the ICANN Board representing the Domain Name
Supporting Organization.
Rick White is touted (with a different last name) in an email from
Johnathan
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