ICANN starts opening up
I wish I could say it was something to do with my very recent appointment as General Manager of Public […]
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Writing
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LAX, heading home and security madness
“You do not need to pay solicitors. They are not associated with this airport.” That’s one of the automated announcements
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Cuarteto Genesis – Jonny plays strings
I have recently been in Mexico visiting my old mate Jonny Hennessey-Brown who got married on 29 December to the
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Embarassing Dad – the Independent tries blogging
I’m a bit late to this one, with Charles Arthur, Andrew Grant-Adamson, Martin Stabe; and Roy Greenslade all drawing collective
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New ITU head extends olive branch to ICANN
The new head of the ITU, Malian citizen Hamadoun Toure, gave his first press conference on Friday to the press
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Putting my feet up
As you can see, I am exhausting myself in Mexico. Actually this was ten minutes of blissful relaxation forced on
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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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Politics and parties in Cuzama, Mexico
I am having a strange half-holiday, half-work time in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. I am relaxing away from the nonsense of
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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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Merida: paddling in hot water
It’s 3.23pm in Merida – out in Mexico’s elbow province of Yucatan, and I’m back to sweating. Mexico City, for