Is Bob Shaw writing the report, then? "A.M. Rutkowski" wrote: > If you want to get your free copy of the Final Acts of the > ITU Plenipotentiary Conference, it's available temporarily > at: http://www.itu.int/itudoc/gs/test/57570.html Click > on download. After that, there will always be a free copy > provided by the WIA as a public service at > http://www.wia.org/ITU/final_acts_pp98_e.zip > > The ITU otherwise is attempting to rip off 48 Swiss > francs ($31.15) for a downloaded copy. > > The Final Acts contain the changes to the ITU's > Constitution and Convention (some of the provisions > of which apply broadly as public international law), > together with resolutions adopted at the Plenipotentiary > Conference. The three particularly relevant to the > Internet are Res. 100, 101, and 102. The first > effectively killed the gTLD-MoU, the second applies > broadly to Internet developments, and the third > applies specifically to Internet names and numbers. > > In the United States, the Final Acts constitute > a treaty instrument, and therefore a public document > and freely distributable. > > --tony
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