Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network Launches Toolkits for International Cooperation
Three new toolkits to aid practitioners in cross-border policy have been published by the Internet & Jurisdiction Policy [...]
Thoughts on Forcing Internet Infrastructure Providers to Moderate Content in the Age of Parler
Over the past couple of years, the internet infrastructure industry has been sucked into more and more debates [...]
Working to Mitigate Abuse in .ie
We have always taken a dim view of network and infrastructure abuse. It hurts us, it hurts our [...]
A New Dawn – RDAP is Now Live
Earlier this week there was a seismic change in the domain world, but as we are talking about [...]
Brexit Impact on .EU Domains
We are a domain name registrar and hosting provider, so we aren't going to get embroiled in a [...]
Public WHOIS in a GDPR World
Come May 25th the General Data Protection Regulation aka GDPR will be in force and many companies will [...]
The Obligatory GDPR Update
On May 25th 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into full force. Unless you've been [...]
Whois – Why the hell is this so bloody complicated?
When I attended my first ICANN meeting back in 2007 things were very different to now. The meetings [...]
GDPR Perspectives Webinar
We've talked about GDPR a few times over the last few months, but our focus has been mostly [...]
ICANN 60 the GDPR Post-Mortem
I predicted that the ICANN meeting in Abu Dhabi last week would be dominated by discussions centring around [...]
Is Simplifying IE Domain Rules a Bad Thing?
As we mentioned yesterday there is an ongoing public consultation on simplifying the IE domain name registration policy. [...]
Heading to South Africa for ICANN 59: A Quick Preview
I’ll be spending the better part of 24 hours travelling from Ireland to South Africa this week. While [...]