>ICANN's inability to facilitate meaningful public participation and accountability unwillingness by design (white and green paper), while masquerading as the opposite.
>lies at the heart of governmental interest you could also say the EU is waking up to sharply increasing fascistoid US-hegemony. >and marks the failure of the ICANN self-regulatory experiment. "self-regulatory" by corporations like IBM/VeriSign and corrupt insider-kabale, yes. >With its most recent reform proposals, ICANN has made it clear that >it will welcome public commentary but not public votes. In doing so, >it leaves the public without its promised role in Internet governance >and heads toward the end of a self-regulated Internet. the end ? the beginning. kind regards philippe, http://OpenRoots.com --- *** --- http://ICANNwatch.org/article.php?sid=626 Overcoming ICANN simply by using and promoting the free roots. http://youcann.org/ http://gnn.tv/ibm/ IBM and the Holocaust http://gnn.tv/civil_liberties/doc222.html You know it's getting bad when William Safire, The New York Times' house conservative, calls Bush a dictator
