>Does anyone have the date and contest for this outstanding comment?
Internet Body Feels Democracy's Tug, by Jeri Clausing (NYTimes)
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/99/08/biztech/articles/30ican.html
30-Aug-99
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>In a recent New York Times article, Esther Dyson
>was quoted as saying "Wi
http://www.dnspolicy.com/news/99/08/30/1418234.shtml
On 26-Sep-99 Gordon Cook wrote:
> Does anyone have the date and contest for this outstanding comment?
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> In a recent New York Times article, Esther Dyson
> was quoted as saying "With all due respect, we
> are less interested in compla
Does anyone have the date and contest for this outstanding comment?
In a recent New York Times article, Esther Dyson
was quoted as saying "With all due respect, we
are less interested in complaints about process"
and more interested in "doing real work and
moving forward."
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Hello:
I just wondering, why would the US government and the brits have anything
to do with the top level domain for east timor. Is there a political
thing going on here?
Cheers
Joe Baptista
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Public Access Internet Researc
Ed and all,
Well done here Ed. You couldn't be more correct. But as you can
tell from John Patricks own words, is that this is not of great concern
to the GIP , IBM or the ICANN for that matter.
Ed Gerck wrote:
> John:
>
> I applaud your initiative of coming forward with a reasoning for the
Gordon and all, especially you John Patrick,
Agreed Gordo. Nice try here John, but that interesting piece
of PR BS, didn't stick to the wall, so to speak! >;) Try again.
Hay John, hows your old buddy George Sorros doing these days?
I hear that the DOJ is looking into some of his investment
Russ and all,
"This Guy" as you put it is the head of the gip see http://www.gip.org
for more information. His name John Patrick.
I agree with you for the most part. John's post was a very nice
TRY at shmoozing. Some will believe it, most in "The Know" will not.
Nice piece of political BS t
Marie Antoinette, when told that her people
were starving and had no bread to eat, replied:
"Let them eat cake!"
Hello John,
Could it be that you are so insulated behind
your castle walls, that you are not hearing
the cries of the people?
Your comments in support of ICANN ignore the
most
Recently there has been a lot of discussion about ICANN and the role IBM
plays in the organization's efforts. A lot of what I have read is
inaccurate and I'd like to use this posting to clarify what's really going
on.
Let me start with my strong belief -- shared by IBM, government leaders
and m
Yet another propaganda piece artfully and deceptively designed to
reassure those who haven't been paying close attention to facts of
what this unsuable unaccountable clique is doing. The pattern of
deception continues. ISOC, Vint cerf, Patrick himself, Roberts,
Dyson continue to manuever in
John Patrick confirms his position and statements:
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Date: Sat, 25 Sep 1999 11:26:14 -0400
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Subject: Re: [IFWP] from IP ICANN and IBM (fwd)
Yes, I did.
John Patrick
Vice President - Internet Techno
>Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1904 05:51:29 -0500
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: David Farber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: ICANN and IBM
>Cc:
>Bcc:
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>[please note this is from John Patrick from IBM not me (some IPers
>assume everything they read comes from me :-) djf]
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>Dave, recently th
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Richard,
Thanks richard for passing this on. Good cronology, although
somewhat disappointing. But this is really only the end of the
beginning
for ICANN. Much more is yet to come.
Richard J. Sexton wrote:
The nice thing about Septemebr 1999 was, no matter
which side
of the debate you're on,
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