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The lowdown on the Sex.com case

By Kieren / December 9, 2006

I have gathered a lot more information on what has happened with the Sex.com case, with Stephen Cohen released, and […]

By Kieren / December 8, 2006

Dammit, I’ve been so caught up with other work that I forgot about the December hearing of Sex.com thief Stephen

By Kieren / December 7, 2006

I’m just watching the webcast of the ICANN open forum due to start in a second at Sao Paulo and

By Kieren / December 7, 2006

I’ve spent quite a bit of time recently building and running online participation websites – or, in English, trying to

By Kieren / December 6, 2006

[I just posted this on the ICANN Participation website – and realised maybe I should have only posted it here

By Kieren / December 2, 2006

So I was asked by ICANN’s “executive officer and vice president for corporate affairs” Paul Levins to do an online

By Kieren / December 1, 2006

I am very tired so I have had to check what the new dotcom agreement – amended and then approved

By Kieren / December 1, 2006

Pipex is one of the UK’s biggest Internet companies and it appears to be on a determined route to self-destruction.

By Kieren / November 29, 2006

I love it when large corporates have their insane bullying tactics defeated and exposed. I remember for example having a

By Kieren / November 24, 2006

I forgot to mention yesterday that I had an article on IDNs in The Guardian: “How engineers tamed the internet’s