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| restaurants., alcohol, club listings, low fat appetizers , how to lose fat , fat loss , spirituality, mp3, the mind's construction, cancun club, portion blending system, illinois art colleges, 2008, jennifer barber, art colleges, cancun bars, students, acting school, bouyer, deep fat fryer , new hampshire, anime, local news, | ICANN has systematically ignored Luther-invoking protests, tacked to its corporate door, objecting to its establishment of “everything not permitted is prohibited” regulation abcnews online and its favoritism towards insiders. The ICANN-VeriSign deal is the ultimate sale of an indulgence by abcnews online the not-so-catholic-anymore church of Postel. It may be one indulgence too many. Perhaps rather than continuing to party, ICANN should prepare for a Lenten period to come. Registrars, the group previously most akin to supportive priests in the ICANN religion, are in open revolt. Secular authorities are at least considering the idea of withdrawing support – possibly re-bidding the IANA function (think of German princes protecting protestants?). China is creating its own local root (think Church of England going its own way?). Most country code TLDs have simply refused to be bound by ICANN policies – and ICANN has no option but to go along (a general decline of faith). This most recent indulgence for VeriSign may line ICANN’s coffers but it may also bring down the ICANN religion – or at least dramatically reduce the number of its adherents. |
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| ICANN’s Fat Tuesday Last Tuesday (February 28, 20006 – Marde Gras), a majority of ICANN’s Board voted to approve a new .com contract that some estimate will provide total revenues on the order of $3 billion for VeriSign between now and 2012. fat loss A portion of those funds will be shared with ICANN, supporting substantial budget fat loss increases. Time for ICANN staff and loyalists to party! (A road trip to Wellington, New Zealand is planned). fat loss Some suggest that the Board members who supported the deal will propose an ICANN budget of $50 million. What could this possibly be for? Just a few people did the whole job not so many years ago. There can’t be more than 500 people who regularly participate in the ICANN process. A $50 million budget could be hacked up to give each participant a cool $100,000 per year. Maybe that would be enough to persuade them all to stay home and stop creating complicated regulatory processes and irrelevant reports. But the actual plan may be, instead, to spread money around developing countries, to support local infrastructure and/or travel to ICANN meetings, thereby helping defuse third world efforts to re-locate “internet governance” in an “Internet Governance Forum” affiliated with the UN and/or ITU. |
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