Direct Line is a rip-off
This morning I’ve had to pay out a small fortune in annual renewals: TV licence, home insurance; as well as […]
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Internet
Including the politics of the Net
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ICANN gets IANA for five years
[tag]ICANN[/tag] has been re-awarded the [tag]IANA[/tag] contract for one year with a stated four extensions, giving the US overseeing organisation
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Sex.com book finished!
Incredibly, unbelievably, this morning at 5.30am I finished my Sex.com book after two years of research and work and a
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Sex.com article in The Guardian
I’ve an article about the whole Sex.com case in The Guardian today. Called “The age-old battle for power and sex.com“,
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Order the Sex.com book now!
It was pointed out to me by a knowledgeable book seller at the weekend that you can pre-order my Sex.com
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What ISOC and Canada said to the US government
I’m beginning to bore myself going on about the NTIA meeting, but here are the two most important statements made
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Wendy Grossman announces ICANN Board application
I’m delighted to see that another person had made their application to the [tag]ICANN[/tag] Board public. [tag]Wendy Grossman[/tag] is a
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What was said at the NTIA and what is news?
I’m still getting grief from people taking exception to my Register story about what happened at the [tag]NTIA[/tag] yesterday. I’ve
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A brief history of American Internet madness
It really is extraordinary how a government’s philosophy can permeate a society. I have been following and writing about Internet
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The global Internet and what that really means
Everyone is forever talking about the global Internet but like in Orwell’s Animal Farm, it often seems that the endless