>If it is not the national Government who "appointed" the administrative
>contact, who was it?
>In other words, how can an entity become "the" ccTLD for a country if not by
>appointment by an authoritative body?

Roberto,

The Internet is not a public telecommunications network regime.
It is a shared user network.

Under the PTO regime, the authoritative TLDs are designated 
by Administrations under ITU-T Rec. F.401

Under the Internet regime, authoritative TLDs (cc or otherwise) 
are determined by the prevalent user arrangements.



--tony

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