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Headlines from the most recent edition of the news include: Internet Governance Forum in November to address access, security issues, UN official says | IGF Preparatory Meeting: A Score Draw in Geneva | PINA convention looks at regional internet issues | Sex.com and a web of intrigue | RegisterFly domain transfer imminent, ICANN reports | NZ second most favoured target for cyber-vandalism | au: Turkish hackers target Aussie websites And see my website - http://technewsreview.com.au/ - for regular updates in between postings. ********************************************************** Sponsored by the Singapore Internet Research Centre http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sci/sirc/ Sponsored by EuroDNS and AsiaDNS - for your domain name registration http://www.eurodns.com/ ********************************************************** The Impending Internet Address Shortage http://informationweek.com/research/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=199700668 ASIAN POP: Dot Community http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2007/05/22/apop.DTL au: Domain name deregulation is 'damaging' (AAP) http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2007/05/22/1179601392763.html au: Melbourne IT expects to do 150% better in first half http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/05/22/1179601410430.html au: Will Helen Coonan hurt Malcolm Turnbull’s Melbourne IT investment? by Stephen Mayne http://www.crikey.com.au/Business/20070523-Will-Helen-Coonan-hurt-Malcolm-Turnbulls-Melbourne-IT-investment-.html au: Latest reports on Jobs.com.au domain name sale http://blog.nowhiring.com.au/index.php/2007/05/22/latest-reports-on-jobscomau-domain-name-sale/ DHS publishes sector-specific protection plan for IT infrastructure http://computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=disaster_recovery&articleId=9020680 Academic Group Releases Plan to Share Power Over Internet Root Zone Keys (news release) http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/530190/ PPC Fraud: Every Click Counts...Or Does It? http://www.ecommerce-guide.com/news/article.php/3679166 Debate Over Confidentiality of Web Site Registration Information Continues http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1179751698776 ICANN Calls for Proposals to Host 2008 Meetings http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-23may07.htm Satisfaction with ICANN Wanes http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/21/satisfaction-with-icann-wanes/ The man who owns the Internet - the world's largest domainer http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/06/01/100050989/ ********************** DOMAIN NAMES ********************** The Impending Internet Address Shortage Sometime in the next 6 years, the Internet will run out of space says Information Week. The impending crisis that many discuss can be easily averted through the migration to IPv6, and sooner rather than later. The Information Week article covers a number of issues. One is that holders of IP address blocs awarded during the Internet's early days may be sitting on a gold mine because they're not bound by an ARIN contract, they're theoretically free to sell their IP numbers. They haven't done so because, among other things, there's no money in it at the moment. But if the IPv6 migration continues to lag and IP addresses become scarce, holders of legacy IP address blocs could find it profitable to sell their numbers. The article concludes noting “One controversial method for dealing with the IP address shortage has been the increasing use of Network Address Translation (NAT), which effectively creates a private network within a given IP address. ... So perhaps the Net of the future might evolve as an IPv4 public mesh connecting private spaces behind NATs. For that we have enough IPv4 space for decades.” The article notes this scenario runs into trouble when those private spaces try to directly interconnect. http://informationweek.com/research/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=199700668 http://crn.com.au/story.aspx?CIID=81716 http://www.circleid.com/posts/arin_faster_migration_ipv6/ ASIAN POP: Dot Community The impending launch of .asia is covered by the San Francisco Chronicle. The article begins by asking “Is .asia the harbinger of -- or a bridge to -- a new era of social, cultural and commercial cross-pollination on the world's fastest-growing and most populous continent?” The article notes .asia is the first TLD “to be awarded to a transnational entity without some kind of a formal government structure.” While a large part of Europe, which uses .eu, has a common currency and government, none of this applies to Asia. The article notes Asia’s “current status is probably best understood as a hybrid between concept and convenience. It's an oft-repeated cliche that there are ‘no Asians in Asia,’ because the continent's inhabitants represent such a wild cultural diversity and deeply competitive history that they have little incentive to embrace that kind of a pan-regional identity.” However the backers of .asia say the Internet itself is dramatic evidence of the overwhelming power of imagined concepts, once they've achieved sufficient grassroots support. Or “put it another way: The entire Internet is dependent on the idea that if you believe something exists, it exists -- even if you can't touch it, hold it or visit it in person. ... And that's why the symbolic importance of giving the continent of Asia its own designated neck of the 'netwoods can't be denied.” As the article notes “over 60% of the world's population and 90 languages reside in Asia ... NOW is the time for the Asian community to establish its own identity on the Internet.” http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2007/05/22/apop.DTL http://www.circleid.com/posts/dot_asia_first_tld_transnational/ au: Domain name deregulation is 'damaging' (AAP) Australia's biggest domain name registry, Melbourne IT Ltd, has warned further deregulation of the market would damage the quality of Australian internet addresses. The comments by Melbourne IT chief executive Theo Hnarakis come as a review gets underway into the way domain names are registered and transferred by the domain name regulator - auDA. http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2007/05/22/1179601392763.html http://theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,21778507-643,00.html au: Melbourne IT expects to do 150% better in first half Melbourne IT has begun 2007 well, with expectations that first-half earnings will improve 150 per cent over the same period last year. But Australia's biggest domain name registrar said yesterday further deregulation of the market could seriously damage the quality of Australian internet addresses. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/05/22/1179601410430.html http://www.bordermail.com.au/news/bm/business/794083.html au: Will Helen Coonan hurt Malcolm Turnbull’s Melbourne IT investment? by Stephen Mayne As Malcolm Turnbull contemplates the reality of losing his seat in the forthcoming Labor landslide, he should take some solace from the performance of his investment portfolio. Malcolm’s largest stake in a listed company suterged above $20 million today after Melbourne IT delivered an upbeat message at yesterday’s AGM in Melbourne. ... However, the company is still nervous about pending deregulation of the Australian domain name system. There’s a pretty s-xy story on all this, but only AAP covered it at the bottom of its AGM report. I asked Theo where the political power lay in terms of any decision to deregulate a system that is profitable for Melbourne IT because it doesn’t permit on-selling and only allows applicants to lease domains which have to be renewed each 12 months. http://www.crikey.com.au/Business/20070523-Will-Helen-Coonan-hurt-Malcolm-Turnbulls-Melbourne-IT-investment-.html MelbourneIT to keep FTR Domain name registrar Melbourne IT has scrapped plans to sell the FTR court reporting software business it acquired when it snapped up Queensland web hosting company WebCentral for $64 million last year. http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2007/05/22/1179601377900.html http://australianit.news.com.au/articles/0,7204,21774057%5e15306%5e%5enbv%5e15306,00.html au: Latest reports on Jobs.com.au domain name sale The latest reports on the Jobs.com.au domain name sale are that final bids are now in and that the winning bid was apparently well over $500k. No confirmations on who the successful purchaser is although there are lots of rumours about Monsters and huge publishing houses and the like. http://blog.nowhiring.com.au/index.php/2007/05/22/latest-reports-on-jobscomau-domain-name-sale/ DHS publishes sector-specific protection plan for IT infrastructure The U.S. Department of Homeland Security released a broad blueprint of actions that technology companies and government entities can take to mitigate terrorist and other threats against the nation's IT infrastructure. The plans are designed to help infrastructure stakeholders in each area to identify and prioritize key assets that need to be protected and to provide recommendations on how to go about doing that. The stakeholders in the IT sector include hardware and software companies, network and security vendors, Domain Name System and TLD operators and ISPs. http://computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=disaster_recovery&articleId=9020680 Academic Group Releases Plan to Share Power Over Internet Root Zone Keys (news release) A group of scholars centered at Syracuse University has published a plan to decentralize authority over the DNS as it transitions to a new, more secure technology known as DNSSEC. http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/530190/ http://yubanet.com/artman/publish/article_57449.shtml PPC Fraud: Every Click Counts...Or Does It? Paid Internet advertising has soared in recent years, and it appears there's no end in sight for this trend. According to research by J.P. Morgan, spending on all forms of online advertising will reach $19.2 billion in 2007, with pay-per-click (PPC) advertising at Google, Yahoo and the other major search engines accounting for half, or $9.6 billion. http://www.ecommerce-guide.com/news/article.php/3679166 Debate Over Confidentiality of Web Site Registration Information Continues Privacy advocates will have to wait a little longer before they can rest assured that most Web site registration information will be kept confidential. In late March, an international council that oversees domain name registration created a study group to further review a system that another subcommittee had supported a few weeks earlier. http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1179751698776 ICANN Calls for Proposals to Host 2008 Meetings ICANN is actively soliciting proposals from organisations seeking to host ICANN International Public Meetings in 2008. The ICANN Meetings Committee has previously agreed upon the following locations and dates: 10-15 February 2008, Asia Pacific; 22-27 June 2008, Europe & 2-7 November 2008, Africa. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-23may07.htm ICANN’s At-Large Process: Exit, Without Voice by Wendy Seltzer ICANN seems to be out to re-prove Hirschman’s theories of exit, voice, and loyalty by driving all of its good people to exit rather than giving them meaningful voices. Thomas Roessler, a long-time advocate of individual users’ interests on the interim ALAC now suggests it’s Time to Reconsider the structure of ICANN’s At-Large, as he feels compelled to promise himself not to get involved with ICANN again. http://www.circleid.com/posts/icanns_at_large_exit_without_voice/ Satisfaction with ICANN Wanes ICANN, the global coordinator of the Internet’s domain name system, is losing popularity. Approval of ICANN has waned in the past year, according to the 2007 Domain Name Wire survey. Only 24% of survey respondents approve of ICANN, down from 33% last year. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/21/satisfaction-with-icann-wanes/ RegisterFly Update 22 May, 2007 ICANN has been advised of a deal to transfer all names in RegisterFly’s management from RegisterFly to an existing accredited Registrar with a demonstrated record of customer service. This would be a quick and effective solution to many of the problems that registrants are presently experiencing with RegisterFly. The deal, which has been confirmed with the registrar, is a commercial transaction (where the acquiring registrar has worked out a financial arrangement to take over names managed by RegisterFly). http://blog.icann.org/?p=130 ICANN Formalizes Relationship with ccTLD Manager for .br (Brazil) ICANN has announced today an exchange of letters with the ccTLD manager for .br -- Comite Gestor da Internet no Brasil (CGI.br) administered through NIC.br. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-22may07.htm ICANN Posts Proposed 2007-08 Budget In accordance with its bylaws, ICANN posted the Proposed Budget for fiscal year 2007-08 on 17 May 2007 and reposted version 1 on 23 May 2007 with minor modifications in descriptive text not effecting revenue or expenses. ICANN will hold a series of consultations and take public comment on this budget through the ICANN meeting in San Juan 23-29 June 2007. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-2-17may07.htm ICANN Seeks Escrow Provider for Whois Data When domain registrar RegisterFly’s crooked activities finally caught up to it, thousands of domain owners were left in no man’s land. They had difficulty transferring their domains to other registrars. Data about owners was lost and it became difficult for domain owners to get control of their domains. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/22/icann-seeks-escrow-provider-for-whois-data/ Tech Night Owl LIVE’ looks ‘massive failure’ of registrar of Internet domains On the new Tech Night Owl LIVE podcast, host/pundit Gene Steinberg talks aboutmassive failure of a major registrar of Internet domain names with Justin from Registerflies.com. http://macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/tech_night_owl_live_looks_massive_failure_of_registrar_of_internet_domains The man who owns the Internet Kevin Ham is the most powerful dotcom mogul you've never heard of, reports Business 2.0 Magazine. Here's how the master of domains built a $300 million empire: Kevin Ham leans forward, sits up tall, closes his eyes, and begins to type -- into the air. He's seated along the rear wall of a packed ballroom in Las Vegas's Venetian Hotel. Up front, an auctioneer is running through a list of domain names, building excitement the same way he might if vintage cars were on the block. http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/06/01/100050989/ http://www.circleid.com/posts/business_2_most_powerful_domainer/ http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/22/business-20-profiles-domain-name-moguls/ National Arbitration Forum Issues Three Decisions on Internet Domain Name Disputes (news release) The National Arbitration Forum recently issued decisions on three separate domain name disputes filed by Disney, Jimmy Buffett and Angels Baseball. "We continue to see a trend towards filing complaints under the UDRP, rather than lawsuits, for these Internet conflicts," said Kristine Dorrain, Internet Legal Counsel of the National Arbitration Forum. "We're on the way to surpassing last year's record-breaking domain name filings." In 2006, the National Arbitration Forum saw its largest filing year ever, marking a 21% increase over 2005. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/5/prweb528030.htm http://lawfuel.com/show-release.asp?ID=12503 Los Angeles Angels Lose Fight for Angels.com Domain Name The Los Angeles Angels Major League Baseball team has lost its fight for Angels.com. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/23/los-angeles-angels-lose-fight-for-angelscom-domain-name/ .Net Still Second Choice For Domain Registrants Finding good .com domains is getting harder and harder. Respondents to Domain Name Wire’s 2007 survey were asked “If a .com is taken, what’s your second choice of a TLD?”. For the second year in a row, .net came out on top with 73% of the vote. Last year .net took 63% of the vote. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/23/net-still-second-choice-amongst-domain-registrants/ us: Web site feud in DA’s hands Before being decided Nov. 6 at the ballot box, the race for Schuylkill County controller could land in a courtroom, and might set precedents for other cases. The three-member county Board of Elections decided Monday to refer the complaint by Democrat Melinda G. Kantner against her GOP opponent, Jason Gherghel, charging state Election Code violations in the alleged misappropriation of Internet domain names and ownerships, to District Attorney James P. Goodman for review. http://www.republicanherald.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=18371158 Find the Perfect Domain Name Think all the good ones are gone? These 8 steps will take the frustration out of finding a name for your internet business. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18741301/ Will .Travel Registry Fail? A fiasco ensued when domain registrar RegisterFly died. ICANN is learning its lesson. But now an entire domain registry is on the verge of death. The good news is it’s only the .travel registry, which no one really cares about anyway. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/21/will-travel-registry-fail/ http://www.domaineditorial.com/archives/2007/05/23/why-travel-might-be-going-out-of-business/ ICANN facing more problems: Registry going broke? After the Registerfly disaster, ICANN is now finally starting to look for someone to provide registrar data escrow services. But wait, just as they start thinking about this problem, the next problem appears on the Horizon: According to recent filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission the company behind Tralliance, TheGlobe.com Inc., will run out of cash later this month. http://www.domaineditorial.com/archives/2007/05/22/icann-facing-more-problems-registry-going-broke/ Comment: I don't give xxx about Internet censorship What do pornographers, devout Christians and Guardian columnists have in common? It sounds like a Jim Davidson punch line waiting to happen, but it's merely a desire to thwart Internet censorship. Two recent issues have plunged net censorship back into the spotlight: web guru Tim O'Reilly's proposed code of conduct for bloggers and ICANN's decision to, once again, reject proposals for a .xxx domain for porn sites. They might sound like separate issues, but they both boil down to the same thing: a well-meaning but utterly cack-handed attempt to seal off the net's 'undesirables'. http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/113642/comment-i-dont-give-xxx-about-internet-censorship.html Protect Your .ORG Campaign Attracts Registrars Worldwide (news release) The Public Interest Registry (PIR) is pleased to announce that Ascio Technologies and CORE have joined the Protectyour.org international public awareness campaign as partners. Ascio and CORE are the first registrars to partner with PIR on the campaign, which was announced in November as part of an effort by the non profit registry to raise awareness of the increasing value of the .ORG top-level domain and the dangers of allowing .ORG domain names to expire. http://pir.org/News/PressRelease.aspx?id=50 CitizenHawk TypoAlert: Over 10,000 Cybersquatting Domains on Ten Top US Retail Bank Sites (news release) CitizenHawk reported that there are over 10,000 cybersquatting domains infringing on the trademarks of ten of the top US retail bank web sites. These statistics include typo domains as well as other potential trademark-infringing domains. http://citizenhawk.com/newsevents/pressreleases/retailbanking.html Mac Night Owl: ‘What if your Internet domain name was hijacked?’ On today’s Mac Night Owl commentary, Gene Steinberg asks, “What if your Internet domain name was hijacked?” “To most of you, talk about Internet domains is a lot of obtuse nonsense. It has nothing to do with you, or does it?” he says. “You see, whenever you want to set up a personal or business site on the Internet with a unique name, you immediately get involved with the domain business. Consider a domain more than just a sign on your front door, but the online equivalent of your physical address. If that disappears, your friends and/or customers can’t find you. Suddenly, domains seem a lot more important, right?” http://macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/mac_night_owl_what_if_your_internet_domain_name_was_hijacked Conman.com If cybersquatter Robert Paisola is the future of the internet, then we’re all in big trouble: By purchasing sound-alike domain names like CNNlegal.com, Paisola often leeches off the reputations of brand-name outfits to give himself gravitas. In a lengthy letter of complaint about Paisola to the Utah Attorney General’s Office sent December 2006, a debt collector turned private investigator named John Brewington explained, “Mr. Paisola steals whatever appeals to him. He takes names like Trump, CNN, Sundance, IPO, Carnival Cruises and changes them to make his own. There is no mistaking his intent.” That intent, Brewington said, is to get companies to pay him in exchange for the domain names. “If the owners of the material make their dissatisfaction known, Mr. Paisola posts their names on his Website in a suggestion that they did something wrong.” http://slweekly.com/editorial/2007/feat_2007-05-24.cfm Barclays rings in dot-mobi banking High street bank Barclays has launched a mobile phone banking service to extend the reach of its online banking facility. http://www.silicon.com/financialservices/0,3800010322,39167238,00.htm GoDaddy Launches TDNAM .Mobi Site Domain auction fans can access TDNAM and bid on domains from their mobile phones. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/05/23/godaddy-launches-tdnam-mobi-site/ Poker Domain Names Offered for Sale by e21.com Poker is booming and online Poker is extremely popular and very profitable. To get a piece of the cake, a good Poker domain name is a must. http://domaininformer.com/news/news/070522e21.html Renewed calls for .bank domain names Calls have been renewed for a .bank top-level domain to be created to improve the security of online banking. The idea is that a .bank domain name would be so expensive that only banks would be able to afford them. http://www.computing.co.uk/computing/news/2190407/calls-renewed-bank-domain-names http://www.itweek.co.uk/computing/news/2190407/calls-renewed-bank-domain-names http://www.managementconsultancy.co.uk/computing/news/2190407/calls-renewed-bank-domain-names http://tech.monstersandcritics.com/news/article_1307222.php/Fight_over_.bank_domain_continues OH, what a scandal! 2.3 million phonies out there. The Government Accountability Office analyzed a sample of Web registrations through the Whois database maintained by ICANN. ICANN "generally agreed" with the agency's findings that 2.3 million Web domain names had been registered with "patently false data, obviously and intentionally false without verification" and another 1.6 million sites' registrations were incomplete. http://hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/StoryPage.aspx?id=0b716597-a216-46c7-bff9-42693d4c8cd1 F-Secure answers .bank criticisms Security company F-Secure has answered criticisms of its suggestion that a .bank TLD be created to improve the protection of online financial services. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/security/0,1000000189,39287164,00.htm Typo Squatters and the Madeleine McCann Search The Evening Standard reported on Saturday that a number of online publishers (and I use the term lightly) are attempting to cash in on the Madeleine McCann Search by registering a range of different domain names similar to the Missing Madeleine site. http://eyefall.co.uk/blog/news/07066/typo-squatters-and-the-madeleine-mccann-search.html Two-thirds of internet users know .fr is open to individuals (sub req'd) http://telecom.paper.nl/news/article.aspx?id=168990 Rootzone-Sicherung sorgt weiter für Debatten Bei der Einführung des Sicherheitsprotokolls DNSSEC in der zentralen Rootzone des DNS sollte es nach Meinung des Internet Governance Project (IGP) nicht einen, sondern mehrere gleichberechtigte "Schlüsselverwalter" geben. Das schlagen die IGP-Experten in einem neuen Papier zur "Absicherung der Rootzone" vor. Der Vorschlag widerspricht damit einem vom US-Ministerium für Heimatschutz (Department of Homeland Security, DHS) finanzierten Papier, das für eine zentrale Hinterlegung des DNSSEC-Schlüssels für die Rootzone wirbt. Das IGP präsentierte den Gegenvorschlag in der vergangenen Woche auf einer Konferenz, bei der unter anderem Vertreter von VeriSign und dem US National Institute of Standards and Technology ihre Einschätzungen zur Zukunft von DNSSEC präsentierten. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/89997 Kritik am Nachfolgeprozess des Weltgipfels der Informationsgesellschaft Die beim Weltgipfel der Informationsgesellschaft verabschiedeten Dokumente sind zu vage und in ihren Definitionen zu schwach, um Entwicklungshilfeorganisationen Richtlinien für ihre Arbeit gegen die digitale Spaltung zu bieten. Diese harte Kritik aus der Feder des ehemaligen CEO der Commonwealth Telecommunication Organization (CTO), David Souter, ist dem gestern in Genf vorgestellten ersten Bericht "Global Information Society Watch" der Association for Progressive Communication (APC) und des Third World Institute (IteM) vorangestellt. Das geringe Interesse am Nachfolgeprozess des Weltgipfels, der ersten UN-Tagung speziell zur Zukunft der Informationsgeselschaft, belege, dass von ihm zu wenig Anstöße für die weitere Entwicklung der Informationsgesellschaft für alle ausgingen. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/90068 .travel-Betreiber in der Krise Der Betreiber der .travel TLD, das US-Unternehmen TheGlobe.com, steht nach eigenen Angaben vor dem finanziellen Ruin. Im jüngsten, für US-Aktiengesellschaften obligatorischen Quartalsbericht an die US-Wertpapieraufsicht teilte das Unternehmen mit, die angehäuften Schulden machten den weiteren Betrieb des Unternehmens zweifelhaft. Für einen Weiterbetrieb des laufenden Unternehmens sei ein rascher Kapitalzufluß nötig. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/90051 L'ICANN audite ses registrars Suite à un audit réalisé entre le 5 et le 12 avril dernier, l’ICANN met en garde les bureaux d'enregistrement dont le site ou le service Whois est défaillant. http://domainesinfo.fr/actualite/1212/l-icann-audite-ses-registrars.php Les dates des 'sunrise' du .ASIA modifiées DotAsia vient de préciser les dates exactes d'ouverture du .ASIA, décalant une nouvelle fois d'un mois les 3 périodes sunrise. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1211/asie-les-dates-des-sunrise-du-asia-modifiees.php .ASIA: mise en vente des termes génériques DotAsia proposera à l'enregistrement des termes génériques en .ASIA. L'objectif: sélectionner le registrant proposant la meilleure campagne marketing associée à ces noms. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1210/asie-asia-mise-en-vente-des-termes-generiques.php SVNet e ICANN firman acuerdo La semana del 21 al 25 de mayo se desarrolla la Décima edición de la asamblea general ordinaria de miembros de LACNIC, la organización latinoamericana y del Caribe para la administración de direcciones IP. http://www.latinoamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1487 Ultimo minuto: ccTLD .sv firma acuerdo con el ICANN Segun nos indican, el ccTLD .sv tambien habria firmado con el ICANN, en el marco de la reunion de LACTLD en Isla Margarita, el Accountability Framework. http://www.latinoamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1486 +Raices: Acuerdo para Instalacioin de Copia de Root Server F Isla Margarita, Mayo de 2007.- En una breve ceremonia, realizada durante el Foro de Interconexión Regional NAPLA 2007, el Director Ejecutivo de LACNIC Raúl Echeberría, el representante de ISC, Joao Damas, el Director Ejecutivo de AEPROVI, Francisco Balarezo, y el Gerente General del NIC.Ec, Victor Aboud, realizaron la firma de los acuerdos necesarios para permitir contar en breve plazo con una nueva copia anycast del Root Server F administrado por ISC. http://www.latinoamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1485 ICANN formaliza relación con el cctld .br Siendo el mas reciente ccTLD en realizar el proceso de acuerdo con el ICANN, aunque en este caso a diferencia del resto de la región, el ccTLD .br realizó un "intercambio de cartas". http://www.latinoamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1484 ICANN formaliza relación con el administrador del ccTLD .br ICANN ha anunciado el día de hoy un intercambio de cartas con el administrador del registro del código de país (ccTLD) .br — Comite Gestor da Internet no Brasil (CGI.br) y administrado a través del NIC.br (Núcleo de Informação e Coordenação do .br, en portugués). http://www.latinoamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1483 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Check out http://auda.org.au/domain-news/ for the most recent edition of the domain news, including an RSS feed - already online! 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