ICANN Wellington last day – webcast up and familiar words
The webcast for ICANN's meeting in New Zealand is finally up and running, and I have managed to join (at […]
ICANN, Journalism
Internet
Including the politics of the Net
Internet, Internet governance, Journalism
Congressman continues dotcom letter-writing campaign
Just got this: Virginia Congressman Rick Boucher has continued his letter-writing appeal over the dotcom contract ICANN has signed with
ICANN, Journalism
Why can't ICANN's Board tell us what it's thinking?
You can always think of a reason not to do something. Even when there isn't one. My brother, sister and
ICANN, Journalism
ICANN – all questions, no answers
There's now so many untended pot-holes in the Internet's organisation that it's becoming difficult to navigate a path at all.
ICANN, Journalism
ICANN – peering into the recesses
Well, I've scoured all the online resources to find out what is going on at the Internet overseeing organisation's conference
ICANN, Journalism
What's going down at ICANN this week
ICANN is meeting in Wellington this week and it looks to be an interesting one. I'm not going to be
Internet, Podcast, Technology
The BBC, podcasts and the future of TV
There's a lot of fuss around podcasts, but with each iteration of technology that hands production control to the individual,
Internet, Journalism, Technology
Internet Explorer 7 – tearing my hair out
Bill Gates announced the release of the second beta of Microsoft’s new browser – the first in, what, five years?
ICANN, Internet governance, Journalism
Canada declares war on ICANN
The fight over the dotcom contract is escalating. I've just received a copy of a letter sent to Internet overseeing
Internet, Journalism, Nominet, Technology
Why did Pipex screw Nominet?
That’s the question everyone is asking. Pipex is the biggest beast in the .uk domain market, and as a result