>> It seems to me that the ccTLDs want to have it both ways,
>> no regulation from their governments and no regulation from the ICANN.
>
>That may be the case for some ccTLDs, but it's definitely not the case
>for all. The name authority for the NO (Norway) ccTLD, for instance, is
>explicitly cooperating with the government (among others).
>
>Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, [EMAIL PROTECTED]


There is a difference between co-operating with the government (especially
if it is among others) and being regulated by the government.  One is
multilateral, one is unilateral.

Antony

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