SPECIAL Updates from the ICANN Meetings in Seoul
Posted by Dooot Domain News, Oct 25 2009
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Source: www.circleid.com

In follow up to the last ICANN meetings in Sydney and Mexico City, CircleID in collaboration with the team from Dynamic Network Services (including Jeremy Hitchcock, CEO, Dyn Inc. & Graham Chynoweth, General Counsel, Dyn Inc.), will be bringing you video blogs and updates from the 36th ICANN meetings in Seoul (25-30 Oct 2009). Stay tuned as we keep this page updated through out the meetings. Comments and questions? Please post them below in the comment section of the page.

Updates posted in reverse chronological order.

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Update / Local Time: Saturday, Oct 24, 2009 at 5:38 AM — Gray Chynoweth and Scott Pinzon, Director of Policy Communications at ICANN, discuss what will be the \'hot topics\' at ICANN 36 in Seoul.

Update / Local Time: Saturday, Oct 24, 2009 at 5:38 AM — Jeremy Hitchcock and Gray Chynoweth talk about what to expect at ICANN 36 in Seoul, South Korea.

Update / Local Time: Saturday, Oct 24, 2009 at 5:38 AM — Jeremy Hitchcock writes: \"Last time the ICANN faithful gathered in Sydney, there was a fair bit of unrest and some big unknowns. The Implementation Recommendation Taskforce (IRT) report on how Intellectual Property (IP) could be protected in the era of new Top-Level Domains (TLDs) stirred the pot (making for a great public comment session!) as did, to a lesser extent, the issue of Registry-Registrar separation in new TLDs. Additionally, everyone had big questions on their minds—when the root would be signed (and DNSSEC fully implemented), which of the IRT\'s recommendations would be incorporated into the new Draft Applicant Guidebook (DAG), would IP issues (or any other issue for that matter) further delay the launch of the new generic Top-Level Domian (gTLD) application process, and would ICANN and the US Department of Commerce renew the Joint Project Agreement (the document that had shaped ICANN\'s existence from its very beginnings).\" Read More...

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