A New Dawn for the Internet. The IANA Transition Proceeds and the World Hasn’t Ended.
At midnight last night a new era in the evolution of the Internet was ushered in. As of [...]
At midnight last night a new era in the evolution of the Internet was ushered in. As of [...]
I've mentioned the IANA transition here several times over the last year or so. Personally I'd love to [...]
We've already celebrated the 25th birthday of the World Wide Web. On 12 March 1989 Tim Berners-Lee submitted his [...]
Over the past year or so I've been involved with the IEDR's Policy Advisory Committee along with representatives from [...]
Back in March 2014 the US government, via the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which is part of the [...]
For the past two years ICANN and the broader internet community have been working towards one goal: removing [...]
As you may know, ICANN holds three public meetings every year. The most recent one, ICANN 54, was [...]
If you have an even passing interest in privacy you'll probably be aware that "Safe Harbor" is dead. [...]
Last week I had a chat with Andrew Allemann of Domain Name Wire for his podcast. Domain Name [...]
Just over a week ago I was in Washington DC as part of the Internet Infrastructure Coalition's delegation. [...]
Most people and small businesses aren't interested in domain name policy. Unless something impacts them directly, why [...]
Over the past few months there has been a lot of discussion around ICANN's handling of its contracts [...]