Diana crash pic and strange self-censorship
[I’m getting a lot of hits on this page because of the recent report from John Stevens, out on 14 […]
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My profession
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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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ICANNWiki solution to NomCom
It occurred to me as I was doing my last blog post about Patrick Vande Walle also going public with
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Patrick Vande Walle goes public with ICANN Board bid
Good news. Another person has stood up and made their ICANN NomCom application public. (I did so yesterday.) Patrick Vande
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NTIA comment marathon comes to an end
I think it’s done. I think the [tag]NTIA[/tag] has finally finished posting all the comments in the [tag]ICANN[/tag] inquiry. The
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My application for the ICANN Board
After several weeks’ serious deliberation I have decided to put myself forward to the ICANN Nominating Committee and stand for
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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
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Speak beginning to lose the plot
Animal rights group Speak’s behaviour is becoming increasingly bizarre. Actually, to be accurate, the pieces written on its website –
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The Observer warns of UK net neutrality. I say bollocks
Here is a good example of the media trying to create a story from nothing. The Net Neutrality debate is