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U.N.ternet?
Today on fox news there was a story reporting that the U.N. wants "control of the internet" to be placed in their hands instead of the US's, or something along that line. I personally think that the internet is fine where it is right now; that there isn't any need for some foreign bureaucrats to mess things up. Of course, this is coming from an American, one of the dictators of the web :D If anyone feels like weighing in, please do.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...-2003Dec4.html
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Nice article. I think ICANN has done a decent job in regulating domains on the net. (US based opinion) They got Verisign to take down the sitefinder service at least.
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Think the web is one place i can feel much more secure than in the world with dictators
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Originally posted here by CXGJarrod
Nice article. I think ICANN has done a decent job in regulating domains on the net. (US based opinion) They got Verisign to take down the sitefinder service at least.
Thanks. And I agree, ICANN has done their job quite well over the years. Anyone from anywhere can put content on the web, all ICANN does is let people get there. That system seems to have been working; when I type antionline.com in my browser, I usually end up here :) Why anyone would want to screw that up is beyond me.
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ICANN is a rather ugly mess, d oa search on theregister for recent ICANN stories they where (are) falling apart.
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The internet appears to be working decently. Besides, handing it over to the UN won't necessarily make it better and has a good chance of doing the reverse.
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U.N. It's funny - you invent something and an expensive beaurocracy wants it.
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No one controls the internet though.
I mean the interenet is basically a bunch of computers hooked up. No one has total control over it. How would it be possible to have the U.N control it?
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well in the movie the core that kid from road trip controls the internet,....yeah, bad movie.