CES and the watershed moment
I am sat in Merida, Mexico at the moment when perhaps I should be in Las Vegas at the Consumer […]
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Technology
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.xxx top-level domain back on the agenda
Well, Stuart Lawley won’t take no for any answer and .xxx has popped up on the ICANN agenda again, this
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Vista and Net governance discussion on the BBC
I took place in a discussion with various notables just before Xmas for an edition of the BBC’s Digital Planet
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Skweezer – when copy theft becomes a business model
I was surprised to find this morning when reviewing stats for my Sexdotcom.info site that a site called Skweezer.net has
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Measuring the Web’s impact on news
Some greater force has prevented me from doing any work today. And so this blog post is an attempt to
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ICANN Board discussion of biz/org/info contracts
On Friday, the ICANN Board approved some controversial renewal contracts for the .biz, .info and .org top-level Internet domains. In
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Online participation: the possibilities and the realities
I’ve spent quite a bit of time recently building and running online participation websites – or, in English, trying to
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Online participation website for ICANN
So I was asked by ICANN’s “executive officer and vice president for corporate affairs” Paul Levins to do an online
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The dotcom contract and dangerous USG myopia
I am very tired so I have had to check what the new dotcom agreement – amended and then approved
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Guardian article on IDNs. Wait for the complaints…
I forgot to mention yesterday that I had an article on IDNs in The Guardian: “How engineers tamed the internet’s