FairWinds Partners — June 28, 2012
After nearly a full week of debates, discussions, meetings, and even a handful of thinly veiled jabs from community members, the ICANN Board officially pronounced Digital Archery dead and gone today at around 2:35 PM, Prague time, during the Public Forum here at the ICANN Public Meeting.
Yes, there was applause. (more…)
TAGS: Application Evaluation, Digital Archery, GAC, ICANN, ICANN Board
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