Monthly Archives: April 2002

ICANN Annoyances

As some of you may know, about 2 months ago M. Stuart Lynn, presidant
of ICANN, single handedly announced that ICANN has been a failure and and should be reformed. (see: the proposal) Among Mr. Lynn’s suggestions are: more govermental involvement and less individual user particapation in ICANN.rnWhat does this mean to us as Internet [...]

Sex, tv, and money

In Feb. The domain sex.tv was pulled from Sex.tv Ltd. after disputes over the $688,000 contract between .tv Corp (now owned by VeriSign) and the registrant. Apparently. .tv corp. was not able to make the domain globally available, nor were they able to provide sex.tv with the 25% traffic share (approxamately 625,000 hit per month) [...]