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 […]
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Is the NTIA blind to the truth, Stevie Wonder wonders
The webcast for the [tag]NTIA[/tag] meeting in Washington has just started and it is playing, rather pleasantly, Stevie Wonder with
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NTIA publishes ICANN meeting agenda
I’ve just noticed that the US government has posted the agenda for its meeting on Wednesday where its contract with
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74,000 .eu domains suspended
I’ve just done a quick story about the 74,000 .eu domains that EURid has suspended and the 400 registrars it
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Making the world a better, more synergistic, substantively co-ordinated place
At the conclusion of the [tag]WSIS[/tag] process – where the world’s governments, non-governmental organisations, businesses and so on discussed how
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Pressure piles on US government to end Net role
Less than a week after 87 percent of Net experts went out of their way to tell the US government
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US government gets a Net kick in the teeth
I have finally finished my analysis of the 632 comments sent to the [tag]NTIA[/tag] following its Notice of Inquiry over
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Dangers of Web 2.0
Channel 4 news is doing an Internet special package and I got a call from one of the people behind
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US government swamped with Net user comments
Someone at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is having a tedious first day back at work after the
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The blessing and the curse of public attention
I have written two stories this week about the NTIA’s public consultation in an effort to get people enthused about