The Canadian government has submitted to comments to the U.S. government on the continuing ICANN oversight.
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Openness at the IGF
I'm back from Brazil, where I appeared on several panels at the IGF. A podcast version of my remarks at the plenary openness panel is here.
Putting Internet Governance Back on the Agenda
The Internet Governance Project notes that the U.S. government has launched a new inquiry into ICANN's progress towards becoming a more stable organization with greater transparency and accountability.
CIRA Trashes ICANN’s Transparency Consultation
Earlier this week, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers launched a public consultation on its performance. The global manager of the domain name system asked the public to comment on whether it has become more transparent and accessible as well as whether it has increased international participation. CIRA, […]
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