ICANN participation

This is the author of Mrs. Wang Xiu-Yu (Francy,As a Senior Engineer of China Internet Network Information Center ---CNNIC customer Department ) wrote blog last night . This afternoon she finally returned to the CNNIC head Office, at the end of the working time, her happy mood, her mobile phone forgotten in the Office, It's very difficult as I know in past 4 months for CNNIC do for registered .CN domain name real audit Internet governance in the China

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域名注册审核网站备案问题研究——法规缺陷

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域名资讯网.中国 2010-2-24 17:33:37

来源：中国网友报

(2010-02-08 11:16:58)

客座主持：沈阳

互动网站：域名经济·中国 http://www.dnsnews.cn

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域名注册审核网站备案问题研究——管辖权

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域名资讯网.中国2010-1-26 18:13:58来源：中国网友报

客座主持：沈阳

　　互动网站：域名经济·中国 　http://www.dnsnews.cn

　　自2009年12月10日起，中国互联网络信息中心（CNNIC）根据工业和信息化部的指示及有关文件，而以中国地区管理的.CN域名、中文域名（工信部电管局公布已经注册量数据是，截至2009年11月30日，CN域名数为1368万个,中文域名数为46万个）进行Whois信息“准确性、完整性、真实性”确认，严禁启用的域名用于非法、违规应用（包括跳转），已建网站的域名必须100%备案才能做解析。

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域界无间道（18）有关ICANN“域名实名率调查报告”的补充

[感谢“种子站”留言指正]
上一篇拙文《域界无间道（17）有关ICANN“域名实名率调查报告”的种种误导说法》受到很多业内人士关注,特别是一位署名“种子站” (http://www.domain.cn/blog/index.php/122512/)发表于 2010-3-18 09:15 留言提供了一些重要资料更正：

老师,你看的报告是老黄历了,最新的报告是这个2010年1月.而且目前媒体公布的相关信息也是根据这个报告来的.以后熬夜写东西,要做好背景调研,省得耽误功夫啊.

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有关ICANN“域名实名率调查报告”的误导说法
[新闻主要说法]
这一周，有关“互联网名字与编号分配机构(ICANN)最新发布的一项调查报告显示，.COM、.NET、.ORG、.INFO、.BIZ等全球注册量最多的域名的注册信息实名率仅有23%。”的新闻报道不少，它还派生出：
《境外域名深陷管理漏洞危机:法律真空凸显》,《域名信息不实仲裁败诉多》,《中国注册境外域名者缘何损失惨重》等概念延伸性结论。

作为从1999年开始写域名产业新闻的媒体从业者，本人每年都发现不少这类带有误导公众、存在涉嫌“不正当竞争”倾向的并写文章纠正，这次也不例外，下面就对近来上述新闻报道主要说法谬误之处加以纠正。

[关于报道中提及的ICANN调查报告详情]
1、报告英文出处
ICANN对外发布的报告英文名叫“Proposed Design for a Study of the Accuracy of Whois Registrant Contact Information”



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Diplo is happy to inform that 27 Participants completed the Internet Governance ACP Training Workshop, held in 11 and 12 March 2010.

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ISOC has three open calls for participation for programs of your interest: the ISOC Fellowship to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), the ISOC Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Ambassadors programme, and the new ISOC Next Generation Leaders eLearning programme.

Visit the…

We have all seen these statistics representing different aspects of the Internet economy.

Even basic numbers such as "Internet users" can oftentimes be misleading if we do not have a clear understanding of the definition of what they try to represent. How to promote access and create effective programs if the most essential question of how many people are already included cannot be clearly defined?

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It lasted 17 years since 1989 to reach one million ".br" domain names. Yesterday, only 3 years later, we celebrated our second million!

...from an exercise at IG Diplomacy at Nairobi

the IGF is important for you (businessman)for:
multistakeholderism
networking
business opportunities
learning, research and development insights
improving business margins
planning your future business
peering
understanding consumer concerns
explaining to these consumers your business challenges\limitations
eating great food!

....from IG Diplomacy

for Internet to be like air
to have safer Internet
for the Internet to forget
Internet to connect schools
reduce digital divide
have local content on the Internet
Internet to improve life of the people
empower Africans to embrace Internet
cheaper Internet
Internet to penetrate rural Africa so that older folks can access it
FREE access for everybody!
lower prices
more connection
Internet to empower people

How can Internet governance help Africa, especially sub-saharan Africa, overcome Internet connectivity challenges?

That was the kick-start of an interesting discussion started by the participants of the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP 2010 Group ACP Africa B.

Since the exchange was held in a private space in a learning context, here goes a short synthesis of the many points raised:

The Nigeria case…

One of DiploFoundation elearning features is the interactivity among course participants. The online classrooms are private spaces for exchange, facilitated by a Diplo certified Tutor.

Here is an exchange that happened in the very first week in the IGCBP (Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme) 2010 ACP Africa D, tutored by Ulemu Nyasulu from Malawi.

One participant started a topic with a simple…

In the IGCBP (Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme) classroom ACP Africa B, the course participants are already exchanging documents and experiences on national ICT policy.

One of the participants of this group commented that the Zimbabwe Cabinet announced the new ICT strategy plan for Zimbabwe, in February 2010.

The IGCBP 2010 ACP Africa…

How to set up a CSIRT? Diplo Tutor Mwende Njiraini from Kenya shares with her colleagues at the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme - IGCBP ACP Africa A:

"A STEP-BY-STEP APPROACH ON HOW TO SET UP A CSIRT"

Starting with definitions:

CSIRT stands for Computer Security Incident Response Team. The term CSIRT is used pred…

The goal of this Green-Paper is to examine a wide variety of issues in applying information and communications technologies to education,

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Internet Governance Diplomats in Nairobi

NAIROBI, Kenya (Diplo) - This 30-storey building is the Kenyatta International Conference Centre in Nairobi,

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Jamil Goheer (IGCBP 2008) describes himself as a "technopreneur by profession, social entrepreneur by passion and a researcher by interest". He loves evaluating odds in social sector and turning them into evens. That is why he is one of the finalists of the Unreasonable Institute.

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Today we are publishing an interview that was made with Ginger Paque just a few days before the IGF February Open Consultations in Geneva.


Ginger doing a presentation at IGF Sharm El Sheikh using remote participation tools

Diplo IGCBP - Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme: Ginger, in addition to the great work you…

Our Community member Naveed has been interviewed for this month's ICANN Newsletter! Here is the interview:

An ‘always on’ Experience

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