gTLD Strategy

New Year, New ICANN?

February 1, 2013

FairWinds Partners — February 1, 2013

The ICANN staff has had a very busy month, jetting around the globe to meet with various stakeholders, constituencies and other groups. These meetings not only bridge the long gap between the most recent Public Meeting in Toronto, which took place back in October, and the next Public Meeting in Beijing, which will be held in April, but they come at a fairly crucial time in the new gTLD process. (more…)

TAGS: BC, Fadi Chehade, ICANN, IPC, New gTLDs, Registrars, Registries, Registry Agreement, URS

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