US Department of Commerce Extends MoU With ICANN
SAH writes "Earlier today the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and the United States Department of Commerce announced that they agreed to extend their joint Memorandum of Understanding for another year until 30 September 2003. Here's a link to ICANN's announcement, and here's a link to a statement from the DOC."
Does anyone have a good reason why ICANN should be allowed to continue?
J'aime mieux les méchants que les imbéciles, parce qu'ils se reposent. -- Alexandre Dumas
I for one do not share the DOC's enthusiasm. ICANN has consistently not done the Right Thing (TM) as a business--which is the entire cause of the dilemna. I also don't like how the DOC is shaping it's position based on what it hopes will happen, instead of what has happened. I wish Microsoft wouldn't do a lot of things, and hope they'd start doing others, but that doesn't change my negative opinion of them (sorry for yet another "M$" reference, but it seemed applicable).
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damn 2 minute limit! how close was I?
This story got a whole 5 comments..
I wonder why this one wasn't a front page story?
Power Corrupts,Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely, leaving one person(group)in charge is absolutely corrupt.
I wonder why this one wasn't a front page story?
Which looks alot like, "oh, crud, the contract expires next week, but we don't have a replacement in place. Bob, re-up them for a year while we get our shi together."
My God, it's Full of Source!
OUTSIDE_IP=$(dig +short my.ip @outsideip.net)
Which looks alot like, "oh, crud, the contract expires next week, but we don't have a replacement in place. Bob, re-up them for a year while we get our shi together."
Why was this post modded down to -1 even though it's exactly the same as one modded at +2?
What a flawed moderation system!